The Aztec Thrush has dark brown-black upperparts and a white underside. It lives in moist montane forest in Mexico and includes fruit in its diet.
Its head, upperparts, and upper breast are brownish-black with dark streaks; the underparts are white. The flanks are mottled brown, and the wings and tail have white markings.
It lives in moist montane forest, and fruit is part of its diet.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.