The yellow-fronted white-eye, also known as the Zosterops flavifrons, is a small songbird that is native to Southeast Asia. This bird species is known for its distinctive yellow face and white-eye ring. Though there aren't many synonyms for the yellow-fronted white-eye, some common alternative names include Yellow-faced white-eye, Yellow-browed white-eye, and Yellow-eyed white-eye. This bird is often found in tropical and subtropical forests, and is found in a variety of habitats, such as mangroves, gardens, and plantations. Its bright, distinctive plumage makes it a popular bird for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.