Song Thrush
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Habitat and behaviour
Habitat: Gardens, woodland.
Diet: Snails, worms, berries.
Best time to spot: Repeats each phrase 3 times.
When to look
Resident in the UK, so it can be found year-round. More on the season in UK garden birds.
How rare is it?
The Song Thrush sits in our Common tier for the UK: one of the birds you can expect on most days out in the right habitat. It is Amber-listed in Birds of Conservation Concern 5, the middle level of concern in the UK.
Recent UK sightings
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Similar birds
- BlackbirdCommon · Gardens
- American RobinEpic · Gardens
- Black-throated ThrushEpic · Open woodland (very rare)
- Dusky ThrushLegendary · Woodland (very rare)
- Eyebrowed ThrushEpic · Woodland (very rare)
- Naumann's ThrushLegendary · Woodland (extreme vagrant)
Tell it apart
Side-by-side ID guides: Song Thrush vs Mistle Thrush.
Kit that helps
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