Difference between Song Thrush and Throstle

SONG THRUSH vs THROSTLE: NOUN

A songbird in the thrush family, found across Eurasia, taxonomic name Turdus philomelos.
One of the common thrushes of Europe, Turdus musicus; the mavis or throstle, closely related to the mistle-thrush, redwing, and fieldfare.
A Eurasian and African songbird (Turdus philomelos) having brown upper plumage, a spotted breast, and a distinctive musical song.
Common Old World thrush noted for its song

A song thrush.
The missel thrush.
The song thrush. See under song.
A machine for spinning wool, cotton, etc., from the rove, consisting of a set of drawing-rollers with bobbins and fliers, and differing from the mule in having the twisting-apparatus stationary, and also in that it twists and winds simultaneously and continuously.
A thrush; especially, the song-thrush or mavis, Turdus musicus. See thrasher, and cut under thrush.
A machine formerly used for spinning fibers such as cotton or wool.
Any of various thrushes, especially a song thrush.
Common Old World thrush noted for its song
A spinning machine formerly used to twist and wind fibers of cotton or wool continuously

Nuthatch, Marsh harrier, Tawny owl, Stone curlew, Mistle thrush, Brown thrasher, Ovenbird, Winter wren, Yellow warbler, Willow tit, Meadow pipit, Willow warbler, Turdus philomelos, Mavis, Throstle

Trunch, Penally, Clumber, Ghyll, Wykeham, Springhead, Upwell, Buttermere, Clachan, Sheepcote, Fosseway, Ropery, Turdus philomelos, Song thrush, Mavis

Spotted flycatcher, Skylarks, Nuthatch, Marsh harrier, Tawny owl, Stone curlew, Mistle thrush, Brown thrasher, Ovenbird, Winter wren, Yellow warbler, Willow tit, Meadow pipit, Willow warbler, Throstle

Brighouse, Chalkstone, Garden suburb, Trunch, Penally, Clumber, Wykeham, Springhead, Upwell, Buttermere, Clachan, Sheepcote, Fosseway, Ropery, Song thrush

Although it featured the throstle, it did not include the blue and white striped shield of the club badge.