Thrush
Thrush
Saw this one three different times on my walk this evening. Don't know if it's different or the same bird who just kept moving ahead of me. I'm guessing Swainson's. Avon, CO. Thanks!
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Charlie Spencer
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Re: Thrush
Are all three photos the same bird? The second one has more wash on its breast than the first, darker feet, and a bicolor bill.
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lonesome55dove
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Re: Thrush
They all look like Swainson's Thrush to me. The eyering is very distinct.
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Re: Thrush
I don't think it's the same bird but is possible. I took the photo in three different spots but went out and back and took one photo out and 2 on the way back. It could have moved to different spots as it was a close vicinity where they were all taken but most likely at least 2 different birds.Charlie Spencer wrote: Mon Jul 06, 2026 4:05 pm Are all three photos the same bird? The second one has more wash on its breast than the first, darker feet, and a bicolor bill.