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    What is a song thrush?
    The Song thrush ( Turdus philomelos) is a bird with a memorable, repetitive birdsong. It is smaller than Mistle thrushes and Blackbirds, and has a distinctive speckled breast. Turdus in its name means ‘thrush'.

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    What does a Song thrush eat?
    The Song thrush feeds mainly on invertebrates, with a particular preference for snails. To consume a snail, the bird holds it in its beak and smashes the shell against a hard surface to access the soft part.

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    What does the song thrush sound like?
    The song thrush's voice is renowned for its beauty. Robert Browning, a poet, wrote favorably about it, using the lines (from Home-Thoughts, from abroad ): Such is the fame of the Song thrush's song that its cousin, the Hermit thrush, has such beautiful notes that it has been compared to the wonderful sounds of a woodwind instrument.

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    Is the song thrush population declining?
    The song thrush population has been declining since the 1940s in the UK. In the early 20th century, it was more abundant than the blackbird. However, since then, blackbirds have flourished, making them a more familiar bird these days.

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    What makes a song thrush different from other birds?
    The Song Thrush is smaller than Mistle thrushes and Blackbirds and has a speckled breast, a feature that distinguishes it from other garden birds. Its eyes are relatively large and its plumage is mainly brown with a golden-coloured breast.

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    What is the difference between mistle and song thrush?
    Song thrushes and mistle thrushes can be easily confused. Song thrushes have warmer brown tones on their upperparts and are smaller, while mistle thrushes are paler. The key difference is in the spots: Song thrush spots on their underparts look more like inverted ‘arrowheads’ which are sparsely spread on the breast and flanks.

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