The White-lored Oriole occurs on Luzon in the Philippines. Its yellowish-olive body is marked by pale lores and a white chin. The account describes it in forest canopy and at forest edges; some classifications include it within the Philippine Oriole.
Adults are yellowish olive, with pale lores and a white chin. The account says males and females are similar in plumage.
The account records foraging in forest canopy and occurrence at forest edges and in second growth.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.