This group-living bird inhabits dry woodland and scrub on mainland Australia. It searches the ground for insects and spiders and keeps in contact with its companions.
A white eyebrow, pale throat, and rufous wings stand out against its gray-brown body. It has a long tail.
Groups forage on the ground for insects, spiders, seeds, and fruit. Companions preen one another, and some groups raise young cooperatively.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.