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Overview
Males have orange throats and breasts, slate-grey upperparts, white lower bellies and white folded-wing stripes; females are grey-brown with buff stripes.
From woodland perches, they pounce onto insects and spiders and return to eat. Some move to lower or more open country in winter. Females construct web-bound cup nests and incubate while males provide food; both parents feed chicks.
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