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Wood Thrush

Hylocichla mustelina

Photo by Nature Nerd
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Field Notes

Description:

The Wood Thrush's pot-bellied body, short tail, straight bill, big head, and upright posture give it the profile of a scaled-down American Robin.
Wood Thrushes are warm reddish-brown above and white with bold black spots on their underparts. Juveniles show a somewhat muted version of the same pattern. All have a bold, white eyering.

Habitat:

Wooded area in sandstone gorge

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