Turning into an adult (Toxostoma rufum)

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  Stanley Jones

• Aug 25, 2019

Fabulous close-up of this Teenager still with blue eyes. Beautiful bird and picture! TFS!

 

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  peterday

• Aug 25, 2019

What a beautiful close-up! Well done KC!

 

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  Doc Duck

• Aug 25, 2019

I've read that blue eyes aren't so much a colour as a lack of colour, which could explain why all human babies are born with blue eyes but only some retain them: the rest of us eventually develop they eye color we are destined to have. And I guess that goes for thrashers too.

 

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  Chris G6 UXU

• Aug 25, 2019

A cracker of a detailed close up and pose KC, lovely job and many tfs.

 

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  bievreJJ

• Aug 25, 2019

wow!! splendid head closeup of this attractive youngster, KC!! I fully agree, its eye is so sweet, top notch, many tfs!!!

 

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  Ken Doy

• Aug 25, 2019

Lovely close up KC . Tfs
Ken

 

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  j toon

• Aug 25, 2019

a brilliant close-up kc...well captured....many thanks.....

 

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  mali

• Aug 25, 2019

Lovely head shot of this juvie Thrasher Cuz.

 

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  delia todd

• Aug 25, 2019

That's a super close-up you've taken of his head KC.

A lovely looking sub-adult - very well spotted and taken lass.

 

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  Jonno52

• Aug 25, 2019

Lovely shot KC, showing the detailed intricate patterning beautifully. On my monitor the eye looks a slightly greenish grey.