This white-eye is restricted to Gizo (Ghizo) Island in the Solomon Islands. It has a yellow bill and belly, a black forehead, and a white eye-ring broken at the front.
The white eye-ring is interrupted by a black spot at the front; the forehead and lores are black, and the bill is bright yellow.
It occurs in moist lowland forest, plantations, gullies, older secondary growth, and scrub. The source gives no diet or breeding information.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.