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A drab thrush, common in open habitats and woodlands in the lowlands, wanders up into Andean foothills. Nondescript greyish-brown with a pale, whitish belly. Note indistinct streaking on the throat; some populations also show a white patch on the chest. Sexes similar. Usually seen singly or in pairs. Conspicuous. The song is a typical thrush-like series of musical phrases.
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Dirk Beckers is a hobby wildlife & nature photographer living in Antwerp (Belgium). Fujifilm is mostly the gear I prefer but sometimes Nikon has a place in my bag. Aside from some exposure, sharpening, noise reduction and basic colour corrections, I don’t spend much time post-processing my photos. I believe that good photographs are accomplished outdoors, in the field, and not in front of the computer. That’s the essence of my photography. For more about me click here.
Please be aware that I’m not an expert in Ornithology. I’m using the Merlin app from The Cornell Lab for bird identification, but if you think that there are still some mistakes with the names of the birds, please feel free to contact me. I will be happy to make the necessary corrections!
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