A thrush with brown upperparts and a spotted breast that repeats short phrases in its song.
It has warm brown upperparts and upside-down heart-shaped spots on a creamy breast. It is smaller than a Mistle Thrush.
It lives mainly in woodland but also uses parks and gardens. It may break snails by striking their shells against stones; in its song, short phrases are repeated two or three times.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.