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Varied Thrush

Ixoreus naevius

Photo by Glen Marks
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Field Notes

Notes:

This thrush flew into my front window and then sat for a good 1/2 hour recovering. It had been knocked pretty senseless, the only reason I could get so close. After that 1/2 hour it flew off into a spruce tree and was seen the next day at our feeders again :).

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Varied Thrush

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Comments (8)
Glen Marks
Thanks Tom. I should add that this wasn't the first window collision. After this window strike the feeders came down for good in the front yard.
Tom15
Great shots of a nice bird! Glad to hear it was ok after the window strike.

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Birds of the Pacific North West
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Breeding Birds of BC
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PublishedJune 12, 2013

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