The Green-billed Malkoha is marked by a curved green bill and red bare skin around the eyes. It moves through woodland from tree to tree, often showing its long tail.
The sexes look alike. Key features include a curved green bill, red skin around the eyes edged in white, a grey head, greenish-brown back and wings, and a long tail with white tips.
It eats caterpillars and other insects, along with small reptiles. It is often seen in pairs and hops between branches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.