The Grey-winged Robin-Chat is a small African forest bird. It has a slate-grey crown, olive-brown mantle, and rufous rump. In lowland and foothill evergreen, riverine, and gallery forests, it feeds on beetles, ants, and other insects.
The crown is slate grey, the mantle olive-brown, and the rump rufous. The darker wings have olive-brown edges.
It lives in lowland and submontane evergreen forest, including riverine and gallery forest. Its diet includes beetles, ants, moths, and caterpillars.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.