Thrush, Blue Rock
The blue rock thrush is a starling-sized bird, 21–23 cm (8.3–9.1 in) in length with a long slim bill. The breeding male of the nominate subspecies is unmistakable, with all blue-grey plumage apart from its darker wings. Females and immatures are much less striking, with dark brown upperparts, and paler brown scaly underparts
Family
Latin Name
Monticola solitarius
Further reading
When the bird was spotted
| Date | Location | Title | Seen by | Interestingness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portugal, Algarve | Western Algarve | b.m.stokesley | **** | |
| Italy, Sicily | St Vito lo Capo - seagull cliff | mike421 | *** | |
| Portugal, Algarve | Luz | b.m.stokesley | **** | |
| Greece, Kalymnos | Milianos | mike421 | * | |
| Spain, Mallorca | Boquer valley | b.m.stokesley |