Talk:Song Thrush

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There is only one species with the correct name Blackbird. if you change to lower case, it invites confusion with other species such as Red-winged Blackbird, which isn't even a thrush. However, I've added the scientific name to remove any possible ambiguity (probably should have done that anyway)

jimfbleak 12:54 4 Jun 2003 (UTC)

[edit] Throstle

A song thrush may also be known as a throstle. (Source: Wiktionary entry for throstle) Not sure if I should reference the Wiktionary entry in the Wikipedia article? Jameboy 22:01, 13 January 2007 (UTC)