This small bird occurs in southeastern Australia, in wet sclerophyll forest and rainforest. It often stays in the canopy alone or in pairs, catching insects and spiders in flight.
This is a small, round-bodied bird with different adult male and female plumages. Males have a slate-gray back, a white belly, a pink breast, and a white undertail. Females are paler gray, sometimes with a pink wash on the breast, and have an off-white wing bar.
It often spends time in the canopy and is usually seen alone or in pairs. It catches insects and spiders on the wing. Nest material includes spider webs, feathers, and fur.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.