This lark ranges from pale to warm buff and is relatively unmarked. It has a short, thick bill and a complex song, and lives on the ground in dry stony and scrubby country in India.
Its plumage ranges from pale to warm buff and is relatively unmarked. The bill is short and thick, with very little streaking on the breast, rump, and nape.
It is a diurnal, ground-dwelling bird of bare stony country, scrub, and farmland. Its complex, rich song may include mimicry.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.