The White-chinned Thrush is endemic to Jamaica. Adult males and females look similar, with a dark grey head and back, a white wing patch, pale chin, and orange bill. It searches forest floors for small animals and fruit.
Adult males and females look similar. The head and upperparts are dark grey, the wing has a white patch, the chin is pale, and the bill is orange.
It forages on the ground in woodland and forest for invertebrates, small vertebrates, lizards, and fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.