The Green-backed Tit is a small bird found in mountain forests in northern India. Its green back, yellow underside, and black head with white cheeks stand out as it searches branches and trunks for food.
Its back is green, its underside is yellow, and white cheeks stand out against its black head. The park profile describes it as a small, colorful bird.
In mountain forests it moves between branches and clings to trunks while searching for insects, caterpillars, and spiders. It may forage alone or in a small mixed-species flock.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.