This large thrasher is endemic to Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. Its long tail and spotted breast stand out, and it forages mainly on the ground in cactus desert.
It has a long tail, a fairly long, slightly curved bill, golden eyes, and a conspicuously spotted breast.
It prefers desert with cacti and also uses nearby scrub, shrubs, and gardens. It feeds mainly on the ground, running well; it less often searches trees or shrubs for fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.