Grey-Headed Canary-Flycatcher

A small, active flycatcher of forest canopy and edge across South and Southeast Asia, told by its grey head and pale yellow underparts as it flits and sallies for insects among the outer branches. It moves restlessly and often joins mixed foraging flocks moving through mid- and upper-storey vegetation, making it easier to find by following flock activity than by searching alone. Forest edges and clearings in the cooler morning hours tend to produce the most sightings.