Gray Trembler
NameGray Trembler
Common NameGray Trembler
Scientific NameCinclocerthia gutturalis
FamilyMimidae
Wingspan (cm)30
Length (cm)24.5
Weight (g)57.5
Plumage DetailsOverall dull gray to brownish-gray, paler on the belly. The back, wings, and tail are darker gray. It has a distinctive bright yellow iris and a long, slender, slightly decurved black bill.
Vocalization / CallVocalizations include harsh churring notes, whistles, and a series of sharp 'chip' or 'chuck' calls. It may also incorporate mimicry into its song.
Primary Dietomnivore
Primary Habitatsforest
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeEndemic to the islands of Martinique and Saint Lucia in the Lesser Antilles.
Identifying FeaturesDull gray plumage, Bright yellow eyes, Long, decurved black bill, Characteristic trembling behavior, Endemic to Martinique and Saint Lucia
Description
The Gray Trembler is a medium-sized, dull gray bird characterized by its striking yellow eyes and long, slightly decurved black bill. It is known for its unique trembling behavior, where it shivers its body and wings while perched, often foraging in the understory of humid forests.
