Gurney's Thrush
Gurney's Thrush
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Gurney's Thrush is a strikingly patterned thrush found in southern Africa, characterized by its bright rufous head and chest, contrasting with olive-brown upperparts and heavily spotted flanks.
Where to spot
Humid evergreen forests, particularly in ravines and along streams, in southeastern Africa (e.g., South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique).
How to spot
Look on the forest floor or low perches in dense, moist forests. Its rufous head and spotted flanks are good identifiers. Listen for its clear, melodious song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most vocal during the breeding season (spring/summer). Active early morning and late afternoon.
Where to spot
Humid evergreen forests, particularly in ravines and along streams, in southeastern Africa (e.g., South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique).
How to spot
Look on the forest floor or low perches in dense, moist forests. Its rufous head and spotted flanks are good identifiers. Listen for its clear, melodious song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Most vocal during the breeding season (spring/summer). Active early morning and late afternoon.
This thrush is named after John Henry Gurney, an English ornithologist. It is known for its beautiful and varied song.
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