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Veery

Catharus fuscescens

Habitat:

Residential street near a large urban park.

Notes:

Spotted this bird being moved from a driveway to a nearby lawn by a local who didn't want to run it over. The bird didn't struggle as it was picked up in a towel. Since I didn't see what had happened to it, I waited across the street for awhile to see if it would perk up. Some more experienced and binocular-equipped birders came by (who helped me ID it), and suggested that while it could have been a window strike, the bird could also just have been exhausted from migration. The veery was already looking perkier and just after I took the photos he scurried off to hide under the nearest bush, where we left him to rest on his own.

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1 Comment

Ratlady
Ratlady 3 years ago

poor thing window strikes happen all too often... cute bird though

MarilynC
Spotted by
MarilynC

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Spotted on May 6, 2011
Submitted on May 14, 2011

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