The Reunion Bulbul is a forest bird endemic to Réunion. Its gray-black plumage contrasts with a bright orange bill and legs, and it has a crest. It eats fruit and insects.
It has gray-black plumage, a bright orange bill and legs, and a crest on its head.
It eats fruit and insects and lives in the canopy of dense forest. The female lays two eggs in a nest built in a fork of a tree.
On Réunion it takes nectar from Eucalyptus robusta and eats flowers, including those of Nuxia verticillata.
It also eats beetles, flies, bugs, grasshoppers and wasps or their relatives, catching small insects among Nuxia and camphor-tree flowers.
It is about 22 cm long and weighs around 55 g.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.