Suthora przewalskii is a parrotbill of the mountains of central China. It has an ash-grey crown, chestnut throat and upper breast, and pale grey-buffy belly, and searches for insects in open coniferous forest with bamboo.
The crown is ash-grey. A long chestnut-black stripe runs from the lores above the eye toward the nape; the throat and upper breast are chestnut, the breast sides grey, and the belly greyish buff. The bill is pinkish.
It is recorded in open coniferous forest with bamboo and grass tussocks at 2,440-3,050 m. It eats insects and is seen in pairs, family parties, or small fast-moving groups.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.