What is another word for Turdus Philomelos?
Pronunciation: [tˈɜːdəs fˌɪləmˈiːlə͡ʊz] (IPA) 
Turdus Philomelos, commonly known as the song thrush, is a small bird that can be found across Europe. In English, it is also known as the throstle, mavis, or thrasher. The word mavis comes from the old French word for thrush, while thrasher is a nod to the bird's ability to thrash snails to eat them. In German, it is called the Singdrossel, which translates to "singing thrush," while in Italian, it is called the tordo bottaccio. Despite having different names across languages, one thing is clear: Turdus Philomelos is a beloved bird known for its beautiful song and playful nature.
