The Long-tailed Sibia has a very long white-tipped tail and a white wing patch. It lives in forests from the Himalayas to Southeast Asia and feeds on insects, fruits, and other foods in the canopy.
It is grey to greyish-brown, with a long white wing patch. Its extremely long graduated tail has broad white tips. The slender bill is slightly downcurved.
It uses broadleaf evergreen forest, forest edges, secondary growth, and open scrub with large trees. It feeds on insects, flower buds, fruits, berries, and seeds, sometimes taking nectar, and forages mostly in the canopy in pairs or small groups.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.