Wood
Thrush
(Hylocichla mustelina)
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Thrush Information Length: 7.75 - 8" Habitat: Nests in mature deciduous or mixed forests and their edges. Prefers damp woodlands with tall trees and a moderate to dense, shrubby understory. Also found in wooded |
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| residential areas and parks. | Click to enlarge | ||
| Diet: Insects and their larvae; spiders; other invertebrates including earthworms, snails, and sowbugs. Fruits and berries when they become available. | |||
 Identification
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| Cornell
Lab of Ornithology Photo, description, similar species, sound, range, habitat, food, behavior, reproduction, and conservation status. |
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