Japanese Thrush © thainationalparks.com

Vagrant to Thailand.

Chinese birds previously separated as subspecies lateus, reportedly having sharper division between jet-black nape and slaty-black mantle, more uniformly dark flanks and brownish legs, but characters apparently variable.


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