The Brown Trembler inhabits forests of the Lesser Antilles. Its rounded body is rufous-brown, and it searches for food while tossing leaves.
It has a rounded, overall rufous-brown body, a short bill and a long graduated tail.
On the forest floor it moves leaves with its bill to uncover food. It also takes fruit and small prey in lower forest layers and the canopy.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.