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Thrush (Thrushes)

Neocossyphus (1193809)

English name: ant thrush

Children (5 direct children, 10 direct and indirect children):

Fraser's rufous thrush
Neocossyphus fraseri

Red-tailed rufous thrush (tree size 2)
Neocossyphus rufus

White-tailed rufous thrush (tree size 3)
Neocossyphus poensis

Neocossyphus granti

Neocossyphus praepectoralis