Description
This uncrested species of bulbul is olive grey above with a yellow throat, undertail coverts and tail tips. The head is plain while the breast and belly have a grey wash. The closest resembling species is the White-browed Bulbul but this has a supercilium and lacks the yellow throat. Males and females are similar in plumage.
The name of Konda-poda-pigli in Telugu was noted by TC Jerdon.
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