The White-headed Bulbul is a bulbul with a grey body and a striking white head. It has a forked tail and feeds on fruit and berries.
Its head is white and its body grey. The tail is forked, the nape has fine hair-like feathers, and the slender bill curves downward at the tip.
It lives in moist lowland and montane forests and eats fruit and berries. Parents feed young insects at first and later add small berries.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.