We live on one of the flyways for migrating birds and every Spring have unusual visitors drop in on their way north. When I go out to feed the birds early in the morning I’m greeted by our usual Finches, Cardinals, and Sparrows but once in a while a Warbler from Tennessee will drop in. They are tired and hungry and relatively tame so they are fun to watch. After a few days they move on. However, this Wood Thrush stays for the summer and we enjoy his digging around in the flower beds and try not to interrupt his occasional quick bath.
We live on one of the flyways for migrating birds and every Spring have unusual visitors drop in on their way north. When I go out to feed the birds early in the morning I’m greeted by our usual Finches, Cardinals, and Sparrows but once in a while a Warbler from Tennessee will drop in. They are tired and hungry and relatively tame so they are fun to watch. After a few days they move on. However, this Wood Thrush stays for the summer and we enjoy his digging around in the flower beds and try not to interrupt his occasional quick bath.