This greenbul is marked by pale whitish eyes. It searches forest canopies and thickets, eating fruit as well as other foods.
Adults have dull olive-green upperparts, olive-gray underparts, and pale whitish eyes. The sexes look alike.
It eats a wide range of fruits and berries, as well as insects and small snails. It is usually alone or in pairs, often in tree canopies or dense cover.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.