Flower's shrew is known from Egypt's Nile Delta and nearby areas. It has pale cinnamon-brown upperparts and a whitish underside; its habitat remains unknown.
Its back is pale cinnamon-brown, the underside is paler and sharply separated at the sides, the feet are dirty white, and the tail is relatively long.
Its habitat is unknown. Some specimens were collected in fields, and two other records came from a cattle egret's stomach and a little owl pellet.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.