Pale-eyed Thrush

Pale-eyed ThrushThe Birds of Bolivia account describes males with a white iris and black plumage, while females are warmer brown with a dark bill. It places the species at the edges of cloud forest on the eastern Andes.What does it look like?Adult males have a white iris and glossy black plumage. Females are warmer brown with a dark bill; the account notes no white eye-ring.How does it live?The Birds of Bolivia account describes males with a white iris and black plumage, while females are warmer brown with a dark bill. It places the species at the edges of cloud forest on the eastern Andes.The account places it in humid cloud forest and forest edges on the eastern Andes. It is usually solitary and uses both trees and the ground.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.