The Gray-backed Thrush is a woodland bird that breeds in northeastern Asia and has no regular wild range in the United States. Males have a slate gray back and orange flanks.
Appearance
Appearance
A male has a gray head and back, orange flanks, and a white belly. A female is browner above and has dark spots on the throat and chest. Adults are about 8–9 in (20–23 cm) long.
Where it lives
Typical habitats
Woodlands
Forests
Range
It breeds in northeastern China, the Russian Far East, and Korea, then winters in southern China and northern Vietnam. It has no regular wild range in the United States.