The Yellow-fronted Barbet is often seen high in forest trees. Its blue face and throat and yellow forehead stand out against a green body.
Its body is green, its face and throat are blue, and its forehead and moustache-like marks are yellow. The underside is finely spotted.
It occurs in the canopy of lowland and foothill forests, alone or in pairs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.