A large and relatively long-legged Notaden species with raised tubercles on the skin. The back is an orangey red with numerous white-tipped orange tubercles and indistinct grey-green patches; face grey with white tubercles; belly grayish.
Probably breeds in rock pools and other available water bodies in the wet season.
A loud 'whoop'.
Unknown.
Known from Mitchell Plateau, Prince Regent River Nature Reserve and inland to Mount Elizabeth Station.
Acid sands associated with sandstones and supporting tussock grasses (Triodia and Plectrachne), eucalypts and Acacia.
