Wood Thrush

20 cm (8") Common in east. Moist deciduous forests; well planted residential areas.

Bright reddish brown head; unmarked brown back, wings and tail. Numerous bold dark spots on white underparts. Similar Brown Thrasher has a long tail, breast streaks, and light eyes. Brighter headed and more plump than other brown thrushes.

Song: series of loud flute-like "ee-o-lay" phrases and gutteral trills; rapid "pip pip pip pip" call.

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Distribution Maps

Wood Thrush winter distribution map

Wood Thrush distribution map