The Singing Cisticola is a small bird marked by rufous areas on its head and wings. It lives in scrub, overgrown farmland, and moist savanna, usually in pairs or small groups.
It has a rufous cap and wing panel, with a dark band near the tip of its tail.
It lives in scrub, overgrown cultivation, and moist savanna, usually as a pair and sometimes in a small group. The male gives a musical call, sometimes accompanied by the female's rasping call.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.