The Cape Bulbul is endemic to South Africa and is recognizable by its white eye-rings and bright yellow feathers under the tail.
It is dull blackish-brown, with white eye-rings, a black bill, bright yellow feathers under the tail, and a small crest. Males and females look alike.
Pairs and small groups forage for fruit, nectar, and insects, often perching on top of bushes and calling.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.