The Dusky-blue Flycatcher (Bradornis comitatus) occurs in the Afrotropical region. It uses forest edges, secondary growth and farmland, and catches invertebrates in the air.
The adult was described with dark slate-gray upperparts, brown wings and tail, white lores and eyelid, and a blackish spot before the eye. Its throat was dull whitish; the breast and sides were dark slaty gray, with a dull brownish-white center to the abdomen.
It occurs along dense forest edges, in secondary growth and on farmland. It catches invertebrates in short aerial sallies.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.