The Grey Tit lives in dry scrub and rocky places in southern Africa. It moves through branches and bark crevices while searching mainly for insects.
Adult males have a glossy black head and a pale band from the bill base across the cheek to the neck. The back is grayish brown and the flanks pinkish buff.
It is usually seen in pairs or small family groups and gleans insects from branches, foliage, and bark crevices. Caterpillars are a major food, along with ants, termites, spiders, and some berries.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.