This lark inhabits dry, stony grassland from Angola to northwestern Namibia. It searches the ground for small invertebrates and seeds.
It has a brown head and back, a white throat, a black bill, and pinkish legs.
It lives in arid or semi-arid grassland and low shrubland on stony ground, digging or gleaning for small invertebrates and seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.