Males are bright red and females are brownish. The species occurs in the Atlantic Forest of eastern Brazil; the diet records come from a study in one reserve in Rio de Janeiro state.
Males are bright red, while females are brownish. The paper describes this difference between the sexes.
Fecal samples collected in Guapi-Mirim Environmental Protection Area, Rio de Janeiro state, contained seeds, fruit pulp, and insects among other items. This is evidence from one reserve.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.