The Green Catbird is an Australian bird with a green, white-spotted body and red eyes. It feeds on fruit and flowers in the forest canopy and gives a cat-like call.
It is a stout green bird with white spots, a dusky crown, nape and face, a white bill, and red eyes. Juveniles are duller than adults.
It eats fruit, especially figs, as well as flowers and other plant material. Pairs or small groups move through the middle and upper canopy, giving a cat-like mewing call.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.