Marshall (1942) Turdus grayi Y. de Santa Ana up to a large at a time. Much more noisy this time of year, very inconspicuous in winter at Alomega & Cacaguatigue. Fond calls and much community singing. Song loud, clear, of same structure as T. migratorius but with fuller tone more varied phrases - much superior in every respect. No whistles or mockingbird-like notes, as in assimilis or infuscatus, however. Cowl: Occurred in great numbers, semi-flocks, every where except Los Esesmiles. Abounds particularly around settled areas, and since most of the country is settled this is of importance. Not in densest cloud forest on Cerro de los Naajos, Cerro del Aguila, Santa Ana.