This bird lives in New Guinea’s mountains. Males have white pectoral tufts, females are olive-colored, and the species eats small berries and arthropods.
The male is black with a blue-green sheen and white pectoral tufts. The female is olive-colored, larger than the male, and has a proportionally shorter tail.
It is usually seen alone or in pairs, low in the forest or on the ground. It eats small berries and arthropods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.