The Bicolored Flowerpecker is a small species endemic to the Philippines. The male has a black head and back with silvery-white underparts, and the species is found in forest canopy.
It is about 9 cm long. The male has a black crown extending below the eye, black upperparts and tail, and silvery-white underparts.
It is uncommon in forest canopy below 1,000 m. Little is known about its food; fruit, pollen, and mistletoe nectar are suggested rather than confirmed.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.