Aztec Thrush

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The Aztec Thrush is a striking and nomadic thrush endemic to the montane forests of Mexico and Central America. It has a beautiful patterned plumage of black, white, and rufous.

Where to spot

Montane pine-oak and evergreen forests, often near fruiting trees, in Mexico and southward to Guatemala and Honduras.

How to spot

Look in fruiting trees, especially oaks, in montane forests. Its striking plumage makes it quite distinctive. Listen for its high-pitched, thin calls.

When to spot

Year-round resident, but local movements are common depending on fruit availability. Active throughout the day.

Where to spot

Montane pine-oak and evergreen forests, often near fruiting trees, in Mexico and southward to Guatemala and Honduras.

How to spot

Look in fruiting trees, especially oaks, in montane forests. Its striking plumage makes it quite distinctive. Listen for its high-pitched, thin calls.

When to spot

Year-round resident, but local movements are common depending on fruit availability. Active throughout the day.

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This species is known for its nomadic movements, often appearing in areas where fruit resources are abundant, making its appearance somewhat unpredictable.

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