The Yellow-breasted Satinbird lives in the canopy of mountain forests in New Guinea’s Central Ranges. Males have a bright yellow breast and belly, while females are duller and streaked below.
Males have a dark head, rufous back, bright yellow throat and underparts, and a green wattle above the bill. Females are duller, streaked on the breast, and lack the wattle.
It uses the canopy of mid-montane forest and gives a series of harsh, grating notes.
IUCN Red List · Least Concern (LC) · Global