The weekly contest in the Feathered Friends Community is hosted by @nelinoeva. SMaP Contest SMaP stands for Show Me A Photo and this week Neli has asked for photos of headless birds! If you want to see some funny photos go take a look at the contest entries!
Thrushes
Thrushes are common throughout the forests of eastern U.S. and southeastern Canada. In winter they migtate to tropical evergreen forests along the Gulf-Caribbean side of Mexico and Central America.
Veery
Veeries are medium sized thrushes.
Thrushes are most often found on the ground in forests,foraging on the forest floor, searching for invertebrates and fruits.
Many thrushes are monogamous and strongly defend their territories.
They build cup-shaped nests, sometimes lining them with mud.
Hermit Thrush
Thrushes are known for their cautious and shy nature. They are often heard before they are seen
The Hermit Thrush was chosen as Vermont's state bird in 1941 due to its native status and beautiful song.
as always, all my photos are original