The Black-rumped Waxbill is a small bird of tall grass and scrub. It mainly eats plant seeds, and adults have a red line behind the eye.
Adults have finely patterned grey-brown plumage, a red line behind the eye, a black rump and tail, and a pale pinkish belly. Juveniles lack the red line and have a black bill.
It uses tall grass, scrub, marsh edges, and brushy places, where it feeds on plant seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.