Brazza’s Martin has been recorded along grassy river corridors in Angola. It has a brown back and a white underside streaked with brown.
The upperparts are brown and the white underparts are streaked brown. The tail is almost square and has no white markings.
In Angola, the study recorded birds along wide grassy drainage lines running through Brachystegia woodland. The lines had vertical sand banks, which the paper identifies as suitable riverbank breeding habitat.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.