This small finch is recorded in Bolivian forests. It is mostly found in pairs in the canopy and mainly eats fruit, especially mistletoe berries. Its bill is pale gray with a dark tip.
The male has a pale-gray bill tipped dark and light-gray lores and chin. The female has gray underparts and lores with a darker gray nape.
It is mostly in pairs in the canopy, sometimes lower at forest edges, and occasionally in mixed flocks. Its diet is mainly fruit, especially mistletoe berries.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.