The Olive Long-tailed Cuckoo is a long-tailed forest cuckoo in Africa. It is secretive and may be detected by its call.
The upperparts are olive-brown with a grey crown; the long tail has pale tips. The underside is whitish with black bars, and the eye-ring is green-yellow.
It inhabits mature forest, secondary forest, and gallery forest, and eats insects including hairy caterpillars. It is secretive and is sometimes detected by its call.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.