The Red-browed Finch lives in eastern Australia, in grassy areas and along creeks. Small flocks search for grass seeds and insects, and the bright red eyebrow, rump, and bill are distinctive.
Olive-green upperparts and grey underparts are accented by a bright red eyebrow, rump, and bill. The sexes look similar.
It feeds on grass seeds and insects on the ground, sometimes perching on seed-bearing grass heads. Small flocks feed in grass and fly into dense undergrowth when disturbed.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.