The Bornean Treepie is a long-tailed corvid with a pale grey nape and reddish-brown underparts. It moves through the canopy in small groups in Bornean forests.
The head and centre of the breast are dark brown, while the nape is silvery grey. The back and lower underparts are reddish brown; the rump is pale grey, and the black wings have small white spots.
Small, noisy groups forage in the canopy and upper trees, eating insects such as beetles as well as seeds and berries. They often use hill and valley forests and may also visit farms or villages.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.