Red-throated Thrush

Red-throated ThrushThis thrush breeds in montane areas of eastern Siberia and Mongolia, then moves to lower areas for winter. Adult males show a red throat against gray and white plumage.What does it look like?Adult males are gray above and white below, with a brick-red throat and supercilium. Females are paler with streaked breasts; young birds are drab and streaky.How does it live?This thrush breeds in montane areas of eastern Siberia and Mongolia, then moves to lower areas for winter. Adult males show a red throat against gray and white plumage.It breeds in montane areas and winters, on average, at lower elevations. Its song combines fluty whistles with trills.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.