Kenrick's Starling is black with a bronze sheen in males, while females are mainly gray and black.
The adult male is all black with a slight bronze sheen. The female has a gray head and back, black throat, breast, and belly, and chestnut patches on the wings.
It uses the canopy of wet mountain forests and moves in large, noisy flocks. During courtship, groups of about seven birds of both sexes form, and males pursue females toward trees with nest cavities.
It nests in tree cavities, and both sexes carry nesting material.
The male has pale yellow eyes, and both sexes have black bills and legs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.