The Sand Lark is a small lark found on riverbanks, salt-lake margins, and sandy coasts. Its sandy plumage blends with open ground.
The upperparts are sandy grey-brown with fine streaks on the back. The underparts are pale, and the bird has a slender bill.
It walks over salt-lake margins, riverbanks, and coastal sand to find food. Its diet includes seeds, small invertebrates, and molluscs, and it nests on the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.