The Lesser Blue-eared Starling has glossy blue-green plumage and violet-blue areas on the flanks and belly. It searches in trees and on the ground for fruit, seeds, and insects.
Its plumage is glossy blue-green, with violet-blue flanks and the center of the belly. The eyes are orange-yellow, and the sexes look alike.
It often forms pairs during breeding and small flocks at other times. It feeds in trees and on the ground on fruit, seeds, nectar, and insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.