In a West African study, birds occurred along wooded or shrubby edges of rivers and roads and in cultivated land, especially Digitaria exilis fields. Males mimic local host songs; breeding males are blue, with brown flight feathers and pale feet.
The paper describes males in breeding plumage as blue, with brown flight feathers and pale feet.
The paper records the species at wooded or shrubby edges of rivers and roads and in cultivated land, especially Digitaria exilis fields. Males mimic local host songs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.