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African ground thrushes are a number of species of thrush in the genus ''Zoothera''. They are now thought to be a group less closely related to the Asian members of the genus. They are forest-dwelling, foraging near the ground, and the sexes are alike.〔Birds of Africa south of the Sahara, Ian Sinclair and Peter Ryan, 2003, Struik Publishers, ISBN 1-86872-857-9〕 ==Species in taxonomic order== * Abyssinian ground thrush, ''Zoothera piaggiae'' * Kivu ground thrush, ''Zoothera tanganjicae'' * Crossley's ground thrush, ''Zoothera crossleyi'' * Orange ground thrush, ''Zoothera gurneyi'' * Black-eared ground thrush, ''Zoothera cameronensis'' * * Kibale black-eared ground thrush, ''Zoothera cameronensis kibalensis'' - possibly extinct (late 20th century?) * Grey ground thrush, ''Zoothera princei'' * Spotted ground thrush, ''Zoothera guttata'' - formerly ''Z. fischeri'' * Oberländer's ground thrush, ''Zoothera oberlaenderi'' * Buru thrush, ''Zoothera dumasi'' * Chestnut-capped thrush, ''Zoothera interpres'' * Red-backed thrush, ''Zoothera erythronota'' * Red-and-black thrush, ''Zoothera mendeni'' * * Peleng red-and-black thrush, ''Zoothera mendeni mendeni'' - extinct (mid-20th century) * Chestnut-backed thrush, ''Zoothera dohertyi'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「African ground thrush」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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