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Turdus torquatus
Family:
Thrushes
Length:
23cm to 24cm
Wingspan:
38cm to 42cm
Weight:
95g to 130g
Other birds in the Thrushes family
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Dusky Thrush
This is a shy, medium to large thrush, similar in size and stance to the common Song Thrush found throughout Europe.
Song Thrush
Small brown bird with famous song. Distinguished by dark flecks on white breast.
Redwing
Mistle Thrush
A widespread breeding resident and the UK’s largest thrush, this extremely vocal bird has a song which can be heard at a distance of up to two kilometres.
Fieldfare
Predominantly confined to Europe and Russia the fieldfare is a winter visitor to the UK. It is a large, spotted, mixed habitat thrush slightly smaller than the British resident Mistle Thrush but similar in overall appearance. During winter months in particular, fieldfares are commonly seen in large flocks in southern continental Europe and the UK.
Blackbird
Renowned for its gorgeous voice, the blackbird is a common visitor to gardens, where it can be seen kicking through the leaf litter in search of worms.
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