By Alice Mary Herden | Green-Fly Media on June 20, 2019 ( Leave a comment )

Brown Thrasher

Another great day at Citrus WMA for birding! My friend caught eye of this Brown Thrasher. Such a great opportunity to photograph this bird, stayed long enough for me get quite a few shots!

Brown Thrasher | June 19 | Alice Mary Herden

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https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Brown_Thrasher/id

Categories: Birds, Citrus Wildlife Management Area, Nature Photography, Withlacoochee State Forest

Tagged as: Bird Photography, Birds, Brown Thrasher, Citrus Wildlife Management Area, Nature Photography, Withlacoochee State Forest

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