Songs. male varied thrushes sing a whistled, flutelike, sometimes burry tone on a single pitch They sing mainly in the morning and evening, usually from the top of live conifers. Each song lasts about 2 seconds and is followed by a pause of 3–20 seconds. Why do song thrushes sing? Though peak song will occur … Read more
song thrushes have brown heads with a pale line from the base of the bill to the eyes. Their bills are black with pale yellow on their mandibles, eyes are dark brown, and legs and feet are pale pink. Juveniles look similar to adults with pale streaks on their backs. What is a thrush look … Read more
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. What is the difference between a thrush and a song thrush? The main differences between the two birds are that song thrushes have a … Read more