California Thrasher
California Thrasher
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The California Thrasher is a large, dusky-brown thrasher endemic to California, known for its extremely long, strongly curved bill, long tail, and bright yellow eyes. It is often heard before it is seen.
Where to spot
Endemic to California, USA, and northwestern Baja California, Mexico, inhabiting dense chaparral, coastal sage scrub, and oak woodlands.
How to spot
Its large size, long, strongly decurved bill, and overall dusky-brown plumage are key. Look for it skulking in dense brush. Listen for its rich, varied, and melodious song, often given from within cover.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, especially in the early morning. Resident and observable year-round.
Where to spot
Endemic to California, USA, and northwestern Baja California, Mexico, inhabiting dense chaparral, coastal sage scrub, and oak woodlands.
How to spot
Its large size, long, strongly decurved bill, and overall dusky-brown plumage are key. Look for it skulking in dense brush. Listen for its rich, varied, and melodious song, often given from within cover.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, especially in the early morning. Resident and observable year-round.
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Its exceptionally long bill is perfectly adapted for sweeping and probing through dense chaparral and leaf litter, making it a specialized ground feeder.
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