The Sind Sparrow is a small sparrow of rivers and wetlands. The male has a chestnut eye-stripe, and the birds gather in reedy scrub.
The male has a chestnut eye-stripe, a gray crown, and a black patch limited to the chin. The female resembles a female House Sparrow but has a grayer face.
It uses reedy scrub along rivers, canals, and wetlands, gathering in colonies and sometimes mixing with other sparrows and finches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.