The Sennar Penduline Tit is a tiny bird with an olive-grey back and a black-speckled forehead. It forages in small parties in acacia canopies across semi-desert parts of the Sahel.
This tiny bird has a sharp bill, dull olive-grey back, buff underparts, and a black-speckled forehead.
It forages in small parties in acacia canopies in semi-desert habitat. Breeding ecology and diet remain poorly known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.