This white-eye occurs on Annobón Island, Equatorial Guinea. It is dull olive above with a narrow white eye-ring and takes small invertebrates from vegetation in forest and secondary growth.
It is dull olive above, with darker wings and tail, pale buff-yellow underparts, and a narrow white eye-ring.
Oiseaux.net’s summary lists forest and secondary growth and says it gleans invertebrates from vegetation. The account compiles findings from multiple studies and databases.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.