The Visayan Broadbill stands out for the blue fleshy skin around its eyes and its purple crown. It lives in lowland forest in the central Philippines and is reported to eat insects.
It has a broad sky-blue fleshy wattle around each eye, a purple crown and mantle, and a white bar on the black wings. The source describes the female's underparts as white.
It searches for insects in the lower levels of primary lowland forest. The account describes it foraging alone, in pairs, or in small groups of up to 5.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.