This small bird darts from a perch to catch insects. It visits the UK in summer, and adult males and females look alike.
Its back, head, wings, and tail are grey-brown, with pale buff underparts and brown breast streaks. Adult males and females look alike; juveniles are spotty.
From a high perch, it darts out to catch flies and other insects in the air, then returns to the same spot.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.