This small finch has a gray head, black throat, and long black tail. Bill color differs by region: red in the Northern Territory and pale yellow in Western Australia. It inhabits grasslands and grassy woodlands of northwestern Australia.
This small brownish finch has a gray head, black throat and narrow black lores, and a very long black tail. Adults have a red bill in the Northern Territory or a pale yellow bill in Western Australia. Juveniles are duller and have a dark bill.
It uses grasslands and grassy woodlands in northwestern Australia.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.