The Ecuadorian Thrush is a forest bird recorded from coastal and foothill western Ecuador to northwestern Peru.
Adults are olive-brown above and buffy olive below, with a white throat marked by pale streaks, a yellow bill, and a narrow orange-to-yellow ring of bare skin around the eye.
It occurs in lowland primary and secondary forest and in gardens. It usually forages from the canopy to mid-levels and less often on the ground; its actual diet is not well known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.