(aka White-throated Thrush, White-necked Robin)
The White-necked Thrush is distributed from Mexico through Colombia and northern South America with a disjunct population in eastern and southern Brazil and adjoining areas of Paraguay and Argentina. Some authorities regard White-throated Thrush Turdus assimilis of Central America and South America west of the Andes as a separate species.
It is brown above with greyish underparts and a white throat with dark streaks and a white crescent on the breast. The bill is dark and it has a thin orange-yellow eye-ring.
There are recordings of this species at xeno-canto.
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