Finally, thirteen specimens were shot between April and July 1916 by bird collector W. W. Brown, Jr. Suddenly this bird was vanished and several surveys to find this species again have failed until zoologist C. Bernard Lewis observed one individual north of East End in the eastern of Grand Cayman in the summer of 1938. This was the last reliable report of a living Grand Cayman thrush.
Thirteen specimens were shot between April and July 1916 by bird collector W.W. Brown, Jr., This bird vanished suddenly, and several surveys to find it again have failed until zoologist C. Bernard Lewis observed one individual north of East End in the eastern part of Grand Cayman in the summer of 1938. This was the last reliable report of a living Grand Cayman thrush.