[EMAS] Re: Thrush species

From: "Harold.Maria Paulin" <triglav8@xxxxxxxxx>
To: james.poling@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thu, 14 May 2020 20:33:02 -0400

This looks to me like a juvenile hermit thrush (check out photos from a
Google search).
If it's a grey-cheeked thrush, it's way, way out of its range (northern
Canada and Alaska).
Harry Paulin

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On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 6:25 PM James Poling <james.poling@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Any guesses on the ID of this Thrush in our backyard the last few days? I
don’t think it is a Wood Thrush or Hermit Thrush. Maybe Swainson’s Thrush
or Gray-cheeked Thrush. Sorry for the quality. The bird has been very
furtive. Jim Poling

james poling, 624 Azalea Avenue, Black Mountain, North Carolina, 28711,
Buncombe County
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828-707-7413

References:
- [EMAS] Thrush species
  - From: James Poling

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