Speckled Nightingale-Thrush
Speckled Nightingale-Thrush
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The Veery is a medium-sized migratory thrush of North America, recognized by its uniformly cinnamon-brown upperparts and subtly spotted, creamy white underparts. Its song is a distinctive, spiraling whistle.
Where to spot
Breeds in moist deciduous and mixed forests across Canada and the northern United States. Winters in South America, particularly Brazil.
How to spot
Look in dense undergrowth near water in moist forests. Listen for its distinctive, resonant, downward-spiraling song, which is often the easiest way to detect its presence.
When to spot
Breeds during summer months in North America; seen during spring and fall migration. Best observed at dawn or dusk when most vocal.
Where to spot
Breeds in moist deciduous and mixed forests across Canada and the northern United States. Winters in South America, particularly Brazil.
How to spot
Look in dense undergrowth near water in moist forests. Listen for its distinctive, resonant, downward-spiraling song, which is often the easiest way to detect its presence.
When to spot
Breeds during summer months in North America; seen during spring and fall migration. Best observed at dawn or dusk when most vocal.
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The Veery's unique song is a downward-spiraling whistle, often described as 'veer-y, veer-y, veer-y,' which distinguishes it from other thrushes.
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