Name: Song Thrush
Scientific name: Turdus philomelos
Category: Birds
Nature Stars: 30
About: A small thrush, about 20cm long. Brown above, with a white belly covered in black drop-shaped spots. Song Thrushes are common birds of parks and gardens, as well as woodland and scrub.
How to identify: Smaller and warmer brown than the Mistle Thrush, and lacks the white eye stripe and red flank patches of Redwing.
Where: Widespread
Natural Superpowers
Fantastic fact: Song Thrushes particularly love to eat snails which they crack open by banging their shells agains a stone 'anvil'.
Photograph credit: Photo credit tbc
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