Brown Thrasher

Description:

A large, skulking bird of thickets and hedgerows, the Brown Thrasher has one of the largest song repertoires of any North American bird. Boldly patterned, it is conspicuous when singing on its territory, but is hardly discernable during the rest of year. Cornell Lab

Habitat:

Barrier Island: Siesta Key FL

Notes:

Wood Thrush is similar in color, but has round spots on breast, not streaks, a shorter tail, and no wingbars.