A bird with a long curved yellow bill, a bold white eyebrow, and a chestnut breast. Hong Kong birds are thought to derive from captive stock, so local records are kept separate from the natural range.
It has a long, curved yellow bill and a bold white eyebrow extending toward the nape. The chestnut breast is streaked with white.
Hong Kong observations describe pairs and family parties searching the forest floor and low branches for invertebrates. This behavior note is local; the Hong Kong population is considered derived from captive birds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.