Great thrush (Turdus fuscater)
| Species/Soort | Family/Familie | Order/Orde | Class/Klasse | Phylum/Stam | Kingdom/Rijk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Great thrush | Thrushes | Perching birds | Birds | Chordate | Animals |
| Reuzenlijster | Lijsters | Zangvogels | Vogels | Gewervelden | Dieren |
| Turdus fuscater | Turdidae | Passeriformes | Aves | Chordata | Animalia |
Bella Vista Cloud Forest Reserve
2015:04:19 06:48:19
NIKON D7100 with AF-S Nikkor 300mm f/2.8G IF-ED VR II, 1/60 sec at F2.8, ISO 1100, distance 4.47 m
Hacienda Porvenir (Suarez, Cotopaxi, Ecuador)
2015:04:27 08:43:07
NIKON D7100 with AF-S Nikkor 300mm f/2.8G IF-ED VR II, 1/800 sec at F3.2, ISO 200, distance 11.89 m
Just like the blackbird in Europe, the Great Thrush seems to benefit from human presence. At the Hacienda Porvenir there were many thrushes. This is female, without an eye-ring. The male has a yellow eye-ring.
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Thrushes
- Hermit thrush
- Swainson's thrush
- Townsend's solitaire
- Western bluebird
- Eastern bluebird
- Creamy-bellied thrush
- Yellow-legged thrush
- Great thrush
- Clay-colored thrush
- Redwing
- Pale-breasted thrush
- Ecuadorian thrush
- Common blackbird
- American robin
- Song thrush
- Fieldfare
- Rufous-bellied thrush
- Ring ouzel
- Mistle thrush
- Karoo thrush
- Kurrichane thrush
- Groundscraper thrush
Orders with photos
- Ostriches
- Rheas
- Grouse, pheasants, quail, turkeys, hoatzin, etc.
- Duck, geese, and relatives
- Loons
- Penguins
- Tube noses
- Grebes
- Flamingos
- Tropicbirds
- Herons and egrets
- Pelicans, cormorants, and relatives
- Fregatebirds, gannets and cormorants
- Birds of prey
- Hawks, eagles, falcons, etc.
- Bustards
- Cranes, rails, and relatives
- Shorebirds, gulls, and relatives
- Sandgrouse
- Pigeons, and doves
- Parrots, macaws, parakeets, and lories
- Cuckoos
- Owls
- Goatsuckers, nighthawks, and allies
- Swifts and hummingbirds
- Trogons
- Kingfishers
- Motmots, hoopoes, bee-eaters, and todies
- Woodpeckers
- Perching birds
- Turacos
- Mousebirds