The White-browed Shama is a Philippine forest bird. A male of the nominate subspecies was observed on Mount Makiling, Luzon; the account describes the species in low thickets and vines near the ground.
The nominate-subspecies male seen on Mount Makiling had black-and-white plumage, a thick white eyebrow, a white wing bar, and a rufous rump.
It uses lowland forest near the ground and dense foliage and vines, and is described as shy and difficult to see.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.