The Little Woodswallow is a small woodswallow of mainland Australia’s open inland. It glides in smooth circles while taking flying insects.
It is dark chocolate-brown with gunmetal-gray wings and white tips on the outer tail feathers.
It has been observed making smooth curves with few wingbeats while pursuing flying insects. Gould recorded it over sparse acacia plains near the Lower Namoi in New South Wales.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.