White-chinned Thrush
NameWhite-chinned Thrush
Common NameWhite-chinned Thrush
Scientific NameTurdus aurantius
FamilyTurdidae
Wingspan (cm)38
Length (cm)25
Weight (g)67.5
Plumage DetailsAdults have uniformly dark grey to sooty black plumage across the head, upperparts, and underparts. The most distinctive features are the bright orange bill and matching orange legs and feet. It has a dark eye with a subtle orange-red eye-ring and a small but noticeable white patch at the bend of the wing (carpal joint).
Vocalization / CallIts song is a varied and melodious series of fluty phrases, often repeated. It also produces a range of chattering and alarm calls.
Primary Dietomnivore
Primary Habitatsforest, urban
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeThis species is endemic to the island of Jamaica, where it is found throughout various elevations and habitats.
Identifying Featuresbright orange bill, bright orange legs and feet, dark grey plumage, small white patch at bend of wing, dark eye with faint orange eye-ring
Description
The White-chinned Thrush is a medium-sized songbird characterized by its dark grey plumage, striking orange bill, and orange legs. It is an active forager, typically found on the ground or in low vegetation within various wooded habitats.
