The Little Rock Thrush lives around rocky hills and wooded ravines. Its blue-gray throat extends onto the breast, and its tail is rufous.
The blue-gray throat extends onto the breast. The rufous tail has black central feathers and a black tip.
It is active by day, forages mainly on the ground, and eats invertebrates. It uses rocky hills and wooded ravines.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.