The Madagascar Blue Vanga lives in forests on Madagascar. Males have a blue head and back, a black stripe through the eye, and white throat and underparts. Females are duller. It searches among leaves for insects and sometimes eats berries.
Males have a blue head, cheek and back, a black stripe through the eye, and white throat and underparts. Females are duller, with off-white underparts.
It uses forest from dry deciduous woodland in the west to humid forest in the east. It searches among leaves for insects and sometimes takes berries.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.