
Naumann's Thrush
Compared to the thrush, its entire body is brick-colored.
Scientific name | Turdus naumanni |
English name | Naumann's Thrush |
Japanese name | 八丈鶫 |
Classification | Aves |
Classification details | Passeriformes Turdidae |
Full length | 24cm. |
Distribution | They fly to various parts of Japan as migratory birds. |
Characteristics
It is lighter in color than the Japanese Thrush (Turdus eunomus), but its appearance is very similar. Its back is pale brown, and its chest is brick red. Its tail feathers are also light brown.
It is the same size as a Japanese Thrush, and it also shares a white eyebrow with the Japanese Thrush.
The color of its chest is distinctive, but if it is not in a bright place, it may be mistaken for a Japanese Thrush.
Ecology
It flies to Japan as a migratory bird or winter bird. Like the Japanese Thrush, it walks around the ground in forests, parks, grasslands, etc. to forage. It seems to be more cautious than the Japanese Thrush.
Habitat
Ishigaki Island in winter
I photographed an individual walking around a grassy field on Ishigaki Island in winter and foraging. At first glance, it appears to be the same size and shape as a thrush, but its overall color appears to be reddish-brown.
Pictures
Introducing a picture of Naumann's Thrush.

Picture book

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Vertical lines running down the back.......ead more.

Falcated duck
The male looks like he's wearing a Napoleon hat.......ead more.

Vitex rotundifolia
Light purple flowers bloom on the coast.......ead more.

Yellow wagtail
Distinctive yellow eyebrows.......ead more.

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Interesting name, but poisonous species.......ead more.