Turdus albicollis

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Turdus albicollis, commonly known as the white-necked thrush, is a medium-sized songbird native to Neotropical forests of Central and South America, recognized for its distinctive white throat and melodious song.

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Turdus albicollis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
thrush
behavior forages on ground
often solitary
bodySize medium-sized
class Aves
commonName white-necked thrush
linked to: Lawrence's Thrush

white-throated thrush
conservationStatus Least Concern
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List
describedBy Lichtenstein
diet fruits
insects
other invertebrates
distinctiveFeature white neck
white throat
ecologicalRole insect predator
seed disperser
family Turdidae
foragingStratum forest floor
understory
foundInBiome subtropical forest
tropical rainforest
genus Turdus
habitat Neotropical forest
forest edge
humid forest
secondary forest
hasFeatherColor brown upperparts
paler underparts
white throat patch
kingdom Animalia
migrationStatus mostly resident
nativeRange Amazon Basin
Atlantic Forest
Brazil
Central America
South America
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
reproduction builds cup-shaped nest
lays eggs in nest
taxonRank species
vocalization melodious song
yearDescribed 1823

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Turdus includes Turdus albicollis