This small warbler occurs in West Africa and forages for insects in dry savanna and scrub. The account places it in the canopy and bushes.
It is uniformly grey above, with a whitish face and throat, a dark line through the eye, and buff-cinnamon underparts.
It actively takes insects in the canopy and bushes, alone or in pairs and sometimes in mixed-species flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.