The Long-tailed Broadbill is a forest bird with a black head, vivid green body, and long blue tail. It has a broad, flattened bill and searches for insects in groups.
It has a broad, flat bill; black forehead, crown, and nape; a blue patch on the crown; yellow face and throat; green upperparts; and a deep blue tail.
It inhabits tropical rainforest, monsoon forest, and secondary evergreen broadleaf forest, and is gregarious. It eats insects and small animals such as frogs, as well as berries and other plant foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.