The Correndera Pipit has a dark-streaked back and pale belly. It searches for insects in wet grassland near lakes and ponds.
Its back is buff with black streaks, its belly is whitish, and its legs are yellowish.
It eats insects and caterpillars in wet grassland, hides among the grasses, and nests on the ground between grass tussocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.