Ulugurubülbül Arizelocichla neumanni

A medium-sized greenbul with a dark cap, an otherwise gray head and underparts, and an olive-green back. Uncommon, inconspicuous, and local in montane forest in the Uluguru Mountains of Tanzania. Similar to Shelley’s Greenbul, but slightly larger, with a blackish cap and gray underparts. Could also be confused with Stripe-cheeked Greenbul, but separated by the blackish cap and the less distinct cheek striping. The song is a quick phrase of cheerful notes in an ascending pattern: “chep-chup-chu-weeu.”