The Yellow-bellied Bulbul has olive-brown upperparts and a bright yellow belly. It forms small groups in the middle storey of forests and eats fruit and insects.
Its upperparts are olive-brown and its belly is bright yellow. Shaggy grey feathers form a crest on the head.
It feeds in small groups in the middle storey of lowland and hill forests, eating fruit and insects. It may join mixed-species flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.