The Desert Lark has a sandy back and a pale underside. It lives in dry, rocky country, and its plumage varies.
Its back ranges from sandy grey to brown, while the underside is buff-white to grey-white. The tail has a rufous-buff tone, and plumage varies.
It nests on the ground beside a rock or shrub and eats seeds and insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.