This long-tailed cuckooshrike lives in forests of the Malay Peninsula and Borneo. Males show connected red-orange wing patches, while females have a red-orange rump.
It is a brightly colored, long-tailed bird often seen near the canopy. Males have joined red-orange areas on the wings, while females show a red-orange rump.
It moves through forest and forest edges from lowlands to foothills, often near the canopy. The account does not give a detailed diet or foraging description.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.