At Booneville City Park, Booneville, Mississippi, USA, April 30, 2015 |
I met this Brown Thrasher on the walking path at City Park. After it decided I was not a threat, it hopped over to a patch of clover to continue its search for food.
Brown Thrasher, April 30, 2015 |
It is interesting to me that it fluffed up its feathers (in alarm?) when it first saw me, but a few minutes later its feathers seem smoother (it is no longer afraid?) .
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What a pretty bird! They are impressive. The Robins in my yard don't seem all that afraid of me either.
ReplyDeleteHello Lea, the Brown Thrasher is a cool bird. And pretty too. I am looking forward to seeing one around here again.. Great shots. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post with my critter party. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteCute little fellow.
ReplyDeleteLovely bird and one of my favorites, but I almost never see them here.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures Lea - lovely markings on this bird.
ReplyDeleteLovely images
ReplyDeleteLove the Brown Thrasher, we don't them, bad news. Beautiful images Lea.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures - you can see that he is puffed up in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
love these birds! used to see them in wisconsin often, but not here in texas (we have plenty of their cousins, the mockingbirds, though.) :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a very pretty bird. Lovely browns.
ReplyDeleteNice that he stayed still and posed for you. Even the Robins fly away from me when I pull out the camera!
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This morning at one of our city parks, I was enjoying the same...its song/singing was such a pretty sound. Great photos!!!!
ReplyDeleteNice shots. So nice to see birds (and critters) in a park when we get a chance to enjoy this lovely spring!
ReplyDeleteI love that first picture. So sharp.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. The bird knew you just wanted to take picture:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
What a wonderful bird!
ReplyDeleteYou take the best bird pictures!!
ReplyDeleteA little beauty!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures. They are such delightful birds.
ReplyDeleteLove these birds.
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