This small bird lives in Australian forests and woodlands. It has a white eyebrow and a yellow spot in front of the eye, and searches canopy leaves for insects and larvae.
It has a white eyebrow and a yellow spot in front of the eye, an olive-gray back, and a white stripe on the wing. Markings vary by region, and the sexes look similar.
It moves through the upper canopy in small groups, gleaning insects and larvae from eucalyptus leaves. It nests in tree hollows or tunnels in the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.