Turdus obscurus
Family: Thrushes and Allies · Status: Uncommon migrant · Size: 22.5–24.5 cm · Conservation: Least Concern
Breeds across Siberia and Mongolia east to Japan, wintering to Northeast India, southern China, mainland Southeast Asia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Male has a greyish head, olive-brown mantle, white supercilium, cheek-bar and chin, orange upper breast and flanks, and white belly. Female is similar but with a brownish head and mantle.
Forest, secondary growth, mangroves and gardens on migration.
Fond of fruiting trees; also forages on the ground.