The Enggano Thrush is a forest bird restricted to Enggano Island, Indonesia. Its back is olive-ochre, its face sooty black, and a narrow white strip crosses the throat; a few small black spots occur at the sides of the belly. It forages for invertebrates on the forest floor.
The back is olive-ochre, with a rusty tinge on the rump. The face and ear-coverts are sooty black, the throat has a narrow white strip, and the white belly has a few small black spots at the sides.
It inhabits forest and is classified as a terrestrial, ground-foraging invertebrate eater. The available species data do not provide finer feeding observations.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.