Everett's Thrush

Everett's ThrushA Bornean mountain thrush of mossy forest and track edges, with olive-brown upperparts, a reddish tail and pale orange, scaly-looking underparts.What does it look like?Adults are olive-brown above, with reddish tail feathers and a pale orange underside patterned like scales. Females are similar to males.How does it live?A Bornean mountain thrush of mossy forest and track edges, with olive-brown upperparts, a reddish tail and pale orange, scaly-looking underparts.It lives in mossy montane forest and searches damp leaf litter and low vegetation along grassy tracks for food. Records cited here are from 1,200–2,200 m.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.