A grey-brown bird marked by white outer tail feathers and a fine white eyebrow, found in open woodland and grassy areas with scattered trees.
The upperparts are grey-brown, the underparts white, and the breast faintly washed grey-brown. A faint white eyebrow and white outer tail feathers are distinctive. The sexes look alike.
It eats invertebrates in open woodland and paddocks with scattered trees. The Victoria guide reports breeding after rain from July to December, with a shallow grass cup nest on a tree branch.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.