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SPECIES PROFILE

Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos)

Turdus

IUCN STATUS

Least Concern

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Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos)                   — Europe, Asia

CONSERVATION STATUS

Least Concern

CLASS

Aves

GEOGRAPHICAL RANGE

Europe, Asia

DIET

Omnivorous

HABITAT

Gardens, woodlands

🔬 Classification

PHYLUM

Chordata

CLASS

Aves

ORDER

Passeriformes

FAMILY

Turdidae

GENUS

Turdus

📋 Description

SIZE

20-25 cm body length, 50-100 g

COLORATION

Brown back, spotted breast

ADAPTATIONS

Beautiful, repetitive song

🌿 Ecology

HABITAT

Gardens, woodlands

DIET

Omnivorous

GEOGRAPHIC RANGE

Europe, Asia

REPRODUCTION

3-6 eggs, 2-3 broods per year

DIET DETAILS

Snails, insects, berries

⚠️ Threats & Conservation

PRIMARY THREATS

Habitat loss

💡 Interesting Facts

1

The Song Thrush has a beautiful, repetitive song and spotted breast. It is famous for smashing snails on stones.

2

It is a common garden bird but declining in some areas.

🔭 Sighting Guide

📍 BEST PLACES TO SIGHT

Black Forest Germany

🗓️ BEST TIME TO SIGHT

Year-round

🎯 SIGHTING TIPS

Look for spotted thrush singing from high perches.

🏨 Where to Stay
📍
Black Forest Germany
Germany
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