Thrush - Blog Posts
Another one of my OCs (not the same universe as Raiden's tho)
Hermit Thrush (Catharus guttatus), taken February 25, 2025, in Georgia, US
One of the birds that I guarantee you has been here the whole time, but I only noticed for the first time this winter. They blend into the ground perfectly, especially in the shade or when the weather is cloudy. Now that I know to look for them, I always enjoy seeing this cutie running about!
Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum), taken May 27, 2024, in Georgia, US
Behold, the Georgia state bird! Quite pretty, but also will throw all of your woodchips/mulch onto the sidewalk to get to the tasty bugs inside. I suppose they're living up to their name by giving the landscape a thrashing...
American Robins (Turdus migratorius), males (1-3) and females (4 & 5), taken January 10, 2025, in Georgia, US
The robin-pocalypse is currently happening at my feeders. Hundreds of robins are migrating in from north and stopping to eat. It's both annoying because of how much they eat and nice because they make great photos. They're the exact same color as the dead leaves on my japanese maple and are a nice pop of color in the snow, which looks nice in photos!