Varied Thrush

After matching this bird with my PNW bird book and online, the name comes up as a Varied Thrush. These birds are hard to photograph since they are fast movers. This shot was taken at Lincoln Park last month.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such a handsome bird , You have captured him beautifully here

[Diana]

You sure managed a great shot here, lovely looking bird.

[Dione Giorgio]

Fav. A wonderful capture of him. He has lovely plumage. More often than not you sit for hours waiting for a bird to appear and in a second he is there and off again before you have been reached out for the camera.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely capture

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Milanie]

What a wonderful find - don't imagine you see him too often.

[KV]

Beautiful bird & great focus.

[Lin]

Beautifully captured

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I like his colors. Sweet capture.

[Fisher Family]

An excellent shot, nicely framed by the tree - fav!

Ian

[Stephomy]

Awesome! I've only spotted one Varied Thrush this year, and it was dead :( I like to call them the Halloween bird because they always seem to show up in October, and they're orange and black.

[carol white]

Great capture.Fav😊

[Judith Greenwood]

He’s very smart!

[Steve Jacob]

Nice capture

[Dawn]

A wonderful capture

[Call me Joe]

Beautiful capture 👌❤️

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[Debra]

Wow, beautifully captured!

[Taffy]

Cool capture! I like the color combination! Reminds me of the colors of a university I graduated from (University of Illinois blue and orange)

[Lois]

Beautiful markings!

[haskar]

Nice find. Beautiful capture.

[Lis Lapthorn]

Super shot

[Monique]

Beautiful bird

[Kathie]

Lovely shot. Don't know this bird.

[Julie Ryan]

Pretty bird
nice catch!