Nepal's assessment describes a chestnut-brown upper body with a gray back, and whitish-gray underside and feet. It is recorded in several forest types there, while reproductive information remains sparse.
The national assessment describes chestnut-brown upperparts with a gray back, whitish-gray underside and feet, and a hairy tail.
The assessment records it from four forest types in Nepal and notes that little information is available on reproduction.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.