Its back is pale sandy brown, with smoky-gray underparts and ivory-yellow patches on the belly. In Nepal it is recorded in wet, high-elevation forests with Himalayan fir; reproductive details remain poorly known.
The back is pale sandy brown and the underside smoky gray. The belly has ivory-yellow patches of varying size.
In Nepal it occurs in wet forests dominated by Himalayan fir at 2,600–3,700 m. The national assessment says that reproductive details are little known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.