David’s Fulvetta ranges from China to northern Indochina and lives in the understory of broad-leaved evergreen forest. It has been recorded in mixed flocks with other birds and feeds on insects and berries.
It has a relatively large head and a brown-and-grey body. The grey head has faint black crown stripes and a white eye-ring; the throat is weakly streaked, and the underparts are greyish buff.
The guide describes it as common in the understory of broad-leaved evergreen forest. It often joins busy mixed-species flocks and feeds on insects and berries.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.