The Bimaculated Lark walks across dry, open grasslands. Dark patches on both sides of its chest stand out, and breeding males sing long songs in flight.
Its back is camouflaged in brown and grey tones, with dark patches on both sides of the chest. It has a relatively large head and a thick, cone-shaped bill.
It walks or runs over dry, sparsely vegetated ground. During breeding, males rise into the air and give long, varied songs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.