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Juvenile Varied Thrush --(Ixoreus naevius) (20743 bytes)

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Juvenile Varied Thrush
Ixoreus naevius

As Jonathan I were walking back along the road, I heard a bird call that I did not recognize. It was a single note call that would last for a second or two. It occured enough times that I stopped to investigate. Not too far into the woods I was able to see it and recognized it as a varied thrush. The call did not have the characteristic buzz that I generally associate with the varied thrush. This particular bird seemed somewhat wary of me, but not nearly as much as most varied thrushes I have encountered.

Location: Near Indian River Road, Sitka, Alaska

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