Hermit Thrush
I was a little lucky today. I found a Hermit Thrush on my walk. I'm certain it's the same one I've seen twice before, the 1st time in 2010. I assume they have a relatively small territory because he's (guess it's a male) always been within about a 200 yard radius. This one is very tolerant of humans. I've been able to get withing 10 feet of him on three different occasions. My shutter was a little slow because he was in the shade, but this one turned out OK.
Hermit Thrush - on thin branch
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