The African Thrush has a gray-brown back and yellow bill; its underparts range from buff and gray to rufous. It uses wooded places from forest edges to gardens.
Its back is gray-brown, while the underparts vary from buff and gray to rufous. The yellow bill is another useful feature.
It occurs at forest edges, in woodland, gardens, and cultivated areas, where it gives a varied song. It also uses places close to human settlement.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.