The White-eyed Thrush inhabits Jamaican forests and is marked by a white ring around the eye.
It is dusky gray-brown, with a white eye-ring and a broken white collar across the throat.
It searches for food both in trees and on the ground in moist montane forest and other densely wooded areas.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.
In Jamaica’s Cockpit Country, White-eyed Thrush was associated with less-disturbed forest sites.