- Blue-gray gnatcatchers are energetic birds with plenty of personality. Males have distinctive black “eyebrows,” which make them look angry, and aid in identification.
- As gnatcatchers hop from branch to branch, they flick their tails from side to side, startling and uncovering hidden insects.
- The nests of the species look just like a knot of wood. They are camouflaged with lichen and spiderwebs.
- Blue-gray gnatcatchers are most often seen in the Cumberland River Basin from April to September.
