A greenbul of the Cameroon Highlands. A field account near Bamenda describes it searching for insects and fruit among mosses, lichens, and peeling bark.
The plumage is dark olive-brown, with pale grey around the lores, face, and throat. The bill is slender and long.
In montane forest, it inspects moss, lichens, and peeling bark for insects and fruit. It is reported in pairs or family groups and sometimes joins mixed flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.