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On Po Toi today a Juvenile Chestnut Bellied Rock Thrush

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1# A A A Post at 10/09/2009 23:12  Show author

On Po Toi today a Juvenile Chestnut Bellied Rock Thrush

Surprising to see this guy up in the trees.  I presume a juvenile.
Neil

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10/09/09

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2# A A A Post at 11/09/2009 07:52  Show author

Rock Thrush

Hi Neil,

Really nice picture !  Your original file title of "Blue Rock Thrush" should be correct !

Due to the pattern of red on the belly, I think this is a "philippensis" (migratory race) Blue Rock Thrush.   

On Chestnut-bellied, the "chestnut" should go right up to the chin, and there would be no blue "thigh" as seen here.

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3# A A A Post at 11/09/2009 09:26  Show author
I agree - a juvenile/first winter male philippensis Blue Rock Thrush.

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