Brown Trembler Cinclocerthia ruficauda
Eric Sibbald
Version: 1.0 — Published December 12, 2014
Version: 1.0 — Published December 12, 2014
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Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
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Dutch | Sidderspotlijster |
English | Brown Trembler |
English (United States) | Brown Trembler |
French | Trembleur brun |
French (France) | Trembleur brun |
German | Braunzitterdrossel |
Japanese | フルエドリ |
Norwegian | brunskjelvespottefugl |
Polish | dygacz brunatny |
Russian | Рыжехвостый пересмешник |
Serbian | Smeđi krupnokljuni raznopojac |
Slovak | drozdec hnedý |
Spanish | Cocobino Pardo |
Spanish (Spain) | Cocobino pardo |
Swedish | brun darrhärmtrast |
Turkish | Kahverengi Karıştırıcı |
Ukrainian | Дигач рудий |
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Introduction
Tremblers are a pair of distinctive thrashers that are endemic to the Lesser Antilles; Brown Trembler is the more widespread species, and occurs from St. Kitts and Monserrat south to Grenada. Brown Trembler is plain chocolate brown, with a short, black decurved bill and a long tail. This species occupies humid montane forest. Brown Trembler is most often heard moving through the forest in family groups while 'trembling', quickly fluttering the wings while giving a series of full and rich (but variable) warbling notes.