| Appearance | Small bird about 5 1/2″ long with a gray head, white eyering, yellow belly, and brownish wings. Females are a duller version of the male and tend to be more brown than gray. |
| Diet | Insects and spiders. |
| Feeder Food | Unlikely to visit a feeder. |
| Habitat | Open woodland areas, often in wet, marshy areas as well. |
| Nesting | Their cup-shaped nest is located near the ground. They have 1 brood/year with 3-5 eggs/brood. Eggs are ivory with dark spots. |
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