A small bird with a long bill and often-raised tail. It moves through forest edges and garden thickets, chasing flying insects from low perches.
It is gray above and white below, with an orange-brown crown and tail. The bill is long, the tail is often raised, and the sexes look alike.
It uses open forest, edges, and thickets in gardens or field margins. It darts from low perches to catch flying insects.
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