Taliabu Myzomela is a honeyeater recorded on Taliabu Island, Indonesia. The account says records are currently limited to that island; its presence on nearby islands remains unresolved.
The taxonomic account describes a brightly scarlet-and-black honeyeater. It does not give a detailed age-by-age or sex-by-sex colour account in the text used here.
It has been observed from near sea level to 1,300 m and uses forest canopy and edges. It feeds on nectar and insects; records were more frequent above 800 m. Suggested breeding in montane forest and downward movement for food blooms remain hypotheses.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.