The White-fronted Falconet is a tiny falcon about 15 cm long. The male has a white forehead, while the female's is buff.
The male has white on the forehead and crown to behind the eye, black upperparts, and buff underparts. The female's forehead and forecrown are buff.
It lives along lowland-forest edges and in cultivated areas of northern Borneo. It catches insects such as bees, moths, cicadas, and butterflies, and sometimes birds.
IUCN Red List · Near Threatened (NT) · Global