

π Clay-Colored Thrush | Turdus grayi π¦ββ¬
π Seen in Alajuela, Costa Rica π¨π·
π¬ Its eggs are typically pale blue with reddish-brown and gray markings. They are laid in a cup-shaped nest built by the female. The nest is made of grass, moss, feathers, leaves, and mud, and is typically placed in a tree or shrub. The female lays 2-4 eggs, and both parents participate in incubation and care for the nestlings.

Also Known as:
Clay-Colored Robin, YigΓΌirro
Size:
Weight: 74-76 g
Length: 23 – 27 cm
Wingspan: 14.75 inches
Coloration:
greenish-yellow bill with a dark base, pinkish legs, and reddish irises
Life Span
9.6 years
