I believe in everyone's impression that Thrush's singing is very pleasant, the voice is very loud, and the appearance is also good-looking. Let's take a look at how to identify male and female thrush. The male and female thrush can be identified from the following methods.

1. Feather. When we carefully observe the male and female thrushes, we will find that the thickness, length and shape of the hair pieces are different. The tail feathers of the female thrush are shorter and slightly rounded at the tips. On the other hand, the tail feathers of the male thrush should be longer at the larger root , and the tip is flat, and the length is different. Different.

2. Mouth. There are also differences between male and female thrushes. The beak of the female thrush is usually small, short and round, with an inconspicuous outline. The male thrush's beak is generally larger and longer, with a more obvious outline.

3. Nostrils. The nostrils of the female thrush are blocked and appear to be rounded and set back. On the other hand, the nostrils of the male thrush are not blocked, and they should be longer and more forward.

4. Sound. Male thrushes sing better, with loud and crisp calls, longer voices, and variable tones. Compared with the female thrush, the call is shorter and the tone is single.