Bassian Thrush | Animalz

Bassian ThrushThe Bassian Thrush lives in forests of Australia and Tasmania and searches beneath leaf litter on the forest floor. Pale spots and dark crescent-like markings pattern its plumage; it eats insects, worms, and fruit.What does it look like?Adults are olive to ochre, with pale spots and dark crescent-like scalloping on the back and wings. A white eye-ring surrounds the eye, and the underparts are also spotted or barred.How does it live?The Bassian Thrush lives in forests of Australia and Tasmania and searches beneath leaf litter on the forest floor. Pale spots and dark crescent-like markings pattern its plumage; it eats insects, worms, and fruit.It is described as solitary or in pairs and forages on the ground under leaf litter. Its diet includes insects, earthworms, molluscs, and fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.