Chestnut-backed thrush
Geokichla dohertyi
- Family
- Thrushes (Turdidae)
- Length
- 16 - 18 cm
- Habitat
- Particularly in primary forest in low- and mid-altitude mountainous regions
The Chestnut-backed thrush primarily forages on the ground. It typically feeds singly, although groups of up to five birds sometimes gather around fruit-bearing trees. Known for its melodious song, this thrush is often captured in many regions for the bird trade.
Distribution
Distribution
- Asia
Southeast Asia