The Black-eared Catbird is a bowerbird with a green body, dark head markings, and cream-colored spots. It eats both animal and plant foods.
It is green overall, with cream-colored spots below and dark markings on the head. Its thick bill is ivory-colored, and the sexes look very similar.
It uses tropical forest and gardens, and eats invertebrates as well as fruit, flowers, nectar, and small animals.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.