The Bolivian Earthcreeper is recorded on rocky slopes within dry scrub in Bolivia. It has a pale line above the eye and a brown underside, and the account says it favors sites with bromeliads growing at ground level.
A buff supercilium runs from the bill base to behind the ear and is edged below by a dark brown line. The head is brown; the greyish-buff chest grades into a brown belly.
The account reports that it favors steep rocky slopes in xeromorphic scrub where terrestrial bromeliads form part of the ground cover.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.