The Tit Berrypecker is a fruit-eating bird of New Guinea’s montane forest. Males show bright yellow and orange, while females are mainly olive and gray.
Males have a black head with yellow cheek patches, bright yellow underparts and an orange belly. Females are olive above with gray cheeks and throat.
It eats small fruits in the canopy of moist montane forest. It visits fruiting trees in pairs or small groups and may form flocks of up to about 30 birds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.