I saw this African thrush on the hill between Nkima Forest Lodge and the Mabamba Swamp northwest of Entebbe, Uganda in July 2025.
The flanks are pale buff-orange, the vent and the belly are white, the breast is grayish brown, the bill is yellow-orange, and it has dark olive-gray upperparts. There are nine subspecies and it looks like I saw ssp. centralis which is found from eastern Congo and southern CAR east to southern Ethiopia, western Kenya and northwestern Tanzania.
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| Range from Birds of the World. |
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