Uccelli simili a Redwing

Key differences

The Song Thrush lacks the prominent creamy supercilium and the reddish-orange flanks of the Redwing. Its underparts are more uniformly spotted with dark V-shaped markings, and its overall coloration is warmer brown. Its call is a sharp 'tsip' rather than the Redwing's 'tseep'.

Key differences

The Mistle Thrush is significantly larger and paler overall, with a more upright posture. It has larger, rounder spots on its breast and flanks, and lacks the supercilium and reddish flanks. Its flight is more powerful, and its call is a harsh, rattling 'churr'.

Key differences

The Fieldfare is larger than the Redwing, with a distinctive grey head and rump, chestnut back, and heavily spotted breast. It lacks the supercilium and reddish flanks. Often found in mixed flocks with Redwings in winter, but easily distinguished by its grey head and larger size.