Naumann's Thrush, 2/20/2012

Three Naumann's Thrushes recently become the main focus in Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall area. Coming from the far north, such as Siberia, Northeast China, etc., rarely seen in Taiwan, and failed to completely evolve into Dusky Thrush, Naumann's Thrush looks like a rusted version of Dusky Thrush.


Hiding on the tree top most of the time,


Appeared only when starved


Appeared for a short time, then hide again on the tree top,


Video recorded at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

Chinese name:	紅尾鶇
English name:	Naumann's Thrush
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Scientific name:	Turdus naumanni
Order:	Passeriformes
Family:	Turdidae
Species status:	Species
Conservation status:	Least Concern
Migration status:	Migratory bird in Winter
Frequency of appearance:	Rare in Taiwan
Foods:	Insects
Habitat:	Woods, Plain, Grasslands
Altitude:	Low to mid-altitude
Behavior:	Appear alone
Characteristics:	General Characteristics: Body is mostly brown with sorrel fleck scales in the breast and belly area, while Dusky Thrush has black fleck scales.
Breeding places:	East Siberia and Central Siberia, Northeast China, Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, North Xinjiang
Migration destinations:	Wintering in China, Korean Peninsula, Japan, etc.
Time photographed:	2/20/2012 13:52 pm
Location found:	Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
Sources:	Internet
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