The Himalayan Bulbul is a bulbul with a black face and throat set off by a white cheek patch. It uses foothill woodland, scrub, gardens, and towns.
The face and throat are black, with a clear white cheek patch. Yellow undertail coverts provide another field mark.
It is seen in pairs or small groups during breeding and may gather in larger flocks at other times. It also uses scrub and gardens.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.