The Forest Canary is a canary of southeastern Africa with a thick, conical bill and a yellow eyebrow stripe. Its upperparts are olive-yellow, with streaks on the breast and flanks.
A yellow stripe runs above the eye, and the bill is short, thick, and conical. The upperparts are olive-yellow, while the breast and flanks are streaked.
It occurs along forest edges and in clearings in extreme southeastern Africa.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.