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brown thrasher

  1. Thrasher Bath

    Thrasher Bath

    Brown Thrasher cooling off in my bird bath.
  2. Brown thrasher

    Brown thrasher

    Serious looking talons on this brown thrasher
  3. Brown Thrasher Vocalizing

    Brown Thrasher Vocalizing

    A Brown Thrasher I had the pleasure of seeing. It was being very vocal!
  4. It's been awhile

    It's been awhile

    Brown Thrasher An aggressive defender of its nest, the Brown Thrasher is known to strike people and dogs hard enough to draw blood.
  5. Rich in Color

    Rich in Color

    Brown Thrasher Just 2 weeks ago they were so dull in color. The one I saw today is rich in colors already.
  6. Deep in the trees at sundown

    Deep in the trees at sundown

    Brown Thrasher Brown Thrashers are foxy brown birds with heavy, dark streaking on their whitish underparts. The face is gray-brown and the wings show two black-and-white wingbars. They have bright-yellow eyes
  7. Off the ground for a change

    Off the ground for a change

    Brown Thrasher, usually found on the ground. Adult brown thrashers have reddish upperparts and whitish underparts, with a long, black tail. They have long, straight bills and yellow eyes. Males and females are alike in size and color. The young appear the same as adults, except their upperparts...
  8. Peek-a-boo

    Peek-a-boo

    Brown Thrasher Brown Thrashers are fairly large, slender songbirds with long proportions—the legs are long and sturdy, and the bill is long and slightly downcurved. The tail is long, too, and often cocked upward in the manner of wrens.
  9. Now listen here kids

    Now listen here kids

    Brown Thrasher and kiddies. It honestly looked like it was yelling at the juvies Brown Thrashers are fairly large, slender songbirds with long proportions—the legs are long and sturdy, and the bill is long and slightly downcurved. The tail is long, too, and often cocked upward in the manner of...
  10. Brown thrasher

    Brown thrasher

    A brown thrasher perched on a fence
  11. The perfect pose

    The perfect pose

    Brown Thrasher Brown Thrasher The Brown Thrasher, is bright reddish-brown above with thin, dark streaks on its buffy underparts.[13] It has a whitish-colored chest with distinguished teardrop-shaped markings on its chest. Its long, rufous tail is rounded with paler corners, and eyes are a...
  12. Focused on something

    Focused on something

    Brown Thrasher The Brown Thrasher. sometimes erroneously called a Brown Thrush, is bright reddish-brown above with thin, dark streaks on its buffy underparts.[13] It has a whitish-colored chest with distinguished teardrop-shaped markings on its chest. Its long, rufous tail is rounded with paler...
  13. Posing pefectly

    Posing pefectly

    Brown Thrasher Brown Thrashers are exuberant singers, with one of the largest repertoires of any North American songbird.
  14. Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher
  15. A bit scraggily looking

    A bit scraggily looking

    Brown Thrasher Brown Thrashers wear a somewhat severe expression thanks to their heavy, slightly downcurved bill and staring yellow eyes, and they are the only thrasher species east of Texas.
  16. brownthrasher.jpg

    brownthrasher.jpg

    Georgia's state bird, this guy frequently stops by to nibble
  17. Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher

  18. Juvenile Brown Thrasher.jpg

    Juvenile Brown Thrasher.jpg

    The Juvenile Brown Thrasher has blue or steel-gray eyes now but will eventually change to yellow.
  19. Brown thrasher

    Brown thrasher

    Today's three posts didn't require going very far to shoot. All three were taken while soaking in my swimming pool in my backyard. First, this lovely brown thrasher - a great bird to have visiting the yard with its diverse song repertoire and great pattern
  20. Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher that has become a regular at our feeder during the major snow storm!
  21. Brown Thrasher

    Brown Thrasher

    At Collins Creek Landing, Murrells Inlet, SC
  22. Brown Thrasher.jpg

    Brown Thrasher.jpg

    Just another usual suspect.
  23. Thrasher B ND 610 Sig 050 600C 2020 DSC_3098.jpg

    Thrasher B ND 610 Sig 050 600C 2020 DSC_3098.jpg

    Looking for a meal
  24. Thrasher

    Thrasher

    it's the favorite perch of his/hers
  25. Looking a bit shocked!

    Looking a bit shocked!

    Or perhaps surprised ;)
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