Thrushes for Sale
(Turdidae)
Thrushes are slender-beaked songbirds with a “booted” lower leg, which means that their legs are covered in front by a single long scale rather than many short ones like other species. Thrushes vary in size from 5-12 inches, especially since there are many of their kind in the songbird family, Turdidae. Most species are not very colorful, but some have some spots of bright yellow, red, or blue featured on their plumage. Thrush young are usually plainly spotted at first, and change after their first annual molt.
CHESTNUT BACKED THRUSH
- Name: Roland Cristo
- Posted: 11/30/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
Hand raised CHESTNUT BACKED THRUSH males unrelated to resent imports
SHAMA THRUSH
- Name: Roland Cristo
- Posted: 11/30/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location:
ONE PAIR OF SHAMAS AVAILABLE
WHITE CRESTED LAUGHING THRUSHES
- Name: Roland Cristo
- Posted: 11/19/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location:
HAND RAISED 2023 BIRDS dNA SEXED
Shama
- Price: $800.00
- Name: Shama
- Posted: 08/03/2024
- Phone: 3106067409
- Location: California
Shama thrush female from last year. Nice tails.
Black laughing-thrush
- Name: David
- Posted: 07/21/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Washington
Black laughing-thrush,msg me
Black Collar Mynah Super Tame
- Name: Fresno Hong
- Posted: 07/17/2024
- Phone: 559-355-6287
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
Black Collard Mynah Super Tame $1500 each and $3000 for the breeding pair. Chinese Bulbul $900 each and $1800 breeding parents. Oriental White-Eye $800 Black Throated Laughing Thrush $1200
Male black throat laughing thrush
- Name: Peter
- Posted: 07/03/2024
- Phone: N/a
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
- Website: N/A
2 years old black throat laughing thrush male. Looking to trade for a female silver eared mesia. Who’s interested Email me. Local trade only. Sorry not for sale.
White crested laughing thrush male
- Name: Thrush Male
- Posted: 06/25/2024
- Phone: 7144633712
- Location: California
Male White crested laughing thrush 2022 offspring. $1000
Chestnut-backed thrush (Geokichla dohertyi)
- Name: Chris
- Posted: 05/11/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Pennsylvania
Unrelated pair of chestnut-backed thrush. Both birds are 2023 captive bred and close banded. Shipping by Delta only. Please contact me for more information. Serious inquiries only.
Birds Available
- Name: Roberto Yoshida
- Posted: 04/22/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
1.0 Guianan toucanet 1.1 Orange headed thrush 1.1 Chestnut backed thrush 4.4 White cheeked bulbul 1.1 Pink necked green pigeon 1.0 Black napped dove 0.1 Green backed trogon 0.0.1 White cheeked turaco 1.0 Violaceous turaco I have those bird...
Birds available
- Name: Roberto Yoshida
- Posted: 04/02/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
1.1 Orange headed thrush 1.1 Chestnut backed thrush 1.0 Guianan toucanet 0.1 Green backed trogon 1.0.3 Pink necked green pigeon Email for details. Shipping by Delta but very limited. Regards Robert
Birds Available
- Name: Robert Yoshida
- Posted: 03/15/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
1.0 Guianan toucanet 1.1 Chestnut backed thrush 1.1 Orange headed thrush 1.0 Guianan Red cotinga 1.1 White cheeked turaco 0.0.2 Screaming piha 0.1 Green backed trogon Email for details Robert Yoshida
Laughing Thrush
- Name: Jessica
- Posted: 03/13/2024
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
- Website: www.lpbirds.com
1.0 Laughing Thrush.. 2023 hatch. Parent reared. $1000. South Florida. Can ship with Delta.
Male white crested laughing thrush
- Name: Peter
- Posted: 03/11/2024
- Phone: N/A
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
- Website: N/A
4years old male white crested laughing thrush looking for trade female silver eared mesia or can trade for a female orientan magpie robin. Sorry not for sale. Local 3hr drive through trade only
Types of Thrushes for Sale
- Hwamei Laughing Thrush for Sale
- White Crested Laughing Thrush for Sale
- Black Throated Laughing Thrush for Sale
Diverse Classification and History
Thrushes are clearly identified as being a part of the songbird family, Turdidae, but they are also treated by some authorities as a subfamily of the insect-eating family, Muscicapidae and are considered closely related to the Olde World warblers (Sylviidae) and flycatchers (Muscicapidae). That's the fascinating thing about bird classification is that more and more is discovered about the geneology and evolution of species with each generation of bird enthusiastic scientists.
True Thrushes belong to the Turdid family, but some species are named Thrush only based on their resemblance to true Turdids. Some examples of these species are Ant-thrush, Babbling Thrush, Jay Thrush, and the Chinese Thrush. True Turdid species include the Blackbird, Fieldfare, Ouzel, Robin and Redwing.
Thrushes In the Wild
Thrush can be found all over the world, but are mostly in what is called the “Olde Worlde”, especially in Africa. The birds found in northern regions are strong migrators. Since they occupy lots of different types of habitats, their diets can vary, but their ideal diets consist of insects, fruit, earthworms and on occasion, snails. Thrush birds build open cup-shaped nests like many species (with the exception of the Chat-thrushes who occupy tree cavities). There, they will lay three to six bluish eggs.
Endangerment Status
Thrush has been threatened mostly by deforestation. Wood Thrush is among the most threatened of the family. They live in the Eastern parts of the United States and migrate to Mexico and Central America each winter. Their main homes during breeding seasons are being fragmented and their population has experienced a high decline. One effort toward their conservation has been the creation of the 'Conserving the Wood Thrush Endangered Species Handbook' which was written to rally interest in the bird, and help those interested advocate for the bird in their community, but there are many websites and efforts dedicated to the issue of the Wood Thrush decline. With a quick Google search, you will have all kinds of resources and caring citizens before you.
In Captivity
Although Thrush populations are declining in large numbers of some of the species, some are bred and kept quite successfully in captivity. Thrush, as pets kept in aviaries, are considered a softbill, and they are said to be one of the easiest softbills to begin keeping with. Comprehensive guides and blogs can help you build an aviary and supply adequate enough for a Song Thrush or mating couple. It's fascinating to read how to facilitate the whole breeding process and care for their families. The Song Thrush species is expected to live around 10.5 years.
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