The White-streaked Friarbird occurs in the North Moluccas. Fine white streaks mark its throat and breast; it feeds on nectar, arthropods and small fruit.
It has a grey-white crown, dark olive-brown upperparts, fine white streaks from throat to breast, and dark chestnut wings and tail.
It forages for nectar, arthropods and small fruit in forests and at edges, coconut plantations and coastal mangroves. It is usually seen alone or in pairs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.