A small waxbill with striking red and black tail and bill colours. It feeds mainly on grass seeds and lives along woodland edges and in scrub in southern Africa.
Males have a black face and females a grey face. Both sexes have grey heads, olive upperparts and white throats, with red and black tails and bills and red eyes.
It mainly eats grass seeds and also takes insects from the ground and vegetation. Both sexes build a rounded grass nest and hide it in a tree or shrub.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.