A flycatcher of dry savanna and open woodland in South America. A gray head, olive-brown back, and two gray wingbars help identify it.
This small flycatcher has a gray head, olive-brown back, dark tail, and two gray wingbars. The rump may be yellow or brown, and the belly pale yellow or white, depending on the subspecies.
It uses open, Cerrado-like places with shrubs and scattered trees. BirdLife lists dry savanna as a major habitat in both breeding and non-breeding seasons, with dry forest also suitable.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.