Juvenile Song Thrush
A juvenile Song Thrush made a brief visit to the garden this morning. We don't get thrushes very often, so it was especially nice to see a youngster.
Labels: Juvenile
posted by The Bird Woman at 12:08 PM
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
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