The Kurrichane Thrush is a common and vocal thrush of southern Africa, characterized by its grey head, orange bill, and orange flanks contrasting with a white belly.
Where to spot
Woodlands, savannas, gardens, and urban areas across central and southern Africa.
How to spot
Often conspicuous. Look for it foraging on lawns, open ground, or perching in trees. Its grey head, orange bill, and orange flanks are good identifiers. Listen for its melodious and rich song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Active throughout the day, highly vocal at dawn and dusk.
Where to spot
Woodlands, savannas, gardens, and urban areas across central and southern Africa.
How to spot
Often conspicuous. Look for it foraging on lawns, open ground, or perching in trees. Its grey head, orange bill, and orange flanks are good identifiers. Listen for its melodious and rich song.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Active throughout the day, highly vocal at dawn and dusk.
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This thrush is known for its beautiful and varied song, often performed from an exposed perch, making it a prominent vocal component of African savannas and gardens.
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