The Long-billed Crow is black with blue and purple gloss and has an exceptionally long bill.
The head can show blue gloss, the throat green, and the back purple. White feather bases show around the neck, and the iris is bluish white.
It is usually seen high in forests, including secondary and partly logged forest and coconut farms, alone or in pairs.
Its diet is not well known; fruit and berries are suggested as possible foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.