The White-browed Treecreeper has a white eyebrow and barred belly. It is patchily distributed in southern mainland Australia and searches for insects in dry woodland and scrub.
The male has an earth-brown back, gray breast, black-and-white barred belly, and white eyebrow. The female has rufous and dull-white streaks on the upper breast and red above the eyebrow.
It feeds mainly on ants, as well as spiders, beetles, and other insects. It searches trunks and branches and also forages among fallen trees and litter.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.