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Brown Thrasher

Toxostoma rufum

Photo by Jacob Gorneau
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Description:

A lovely bird in the family Mimidae, related to the mockingbirds, and looking much like a rufous-colored version of Mimus polyglottos, the Northern Mockingbird, Toxostoma rufum, the Brown Thrasher, is a lovely bird.

Habitat:

Found in a mixed forest trail near open cornfields.

Notes:

Lifer! This was very unexpected! At first, from a distance, I thought it was a dull-colored Icterus!

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PublishedMay 7, 2013

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