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The Grey-cheeked Thrush is a migratory North American thrush known for its plain grey cheeks and absence of a strong eye-ring, distinguishing it from similar species. Its upperparts are olive-brown.
Where to spot
Breeds in boreal forests, taiga, and willow thickets across Canada and Alaska. Winters in northern South America.
How to spot
Look in dense undergrowth and low branches, especially in moist forests. It can be secretive. Learn its fluty, often ascending and descending, musical song, which is a key identifier during migration.
When to spot
Primarily observed during spring and fall migration through much of North America. Breeding in summer. Best active during dawn and dusk.
File:Catharus fuscescens CT.jpg
File:Catharus fuscescens CT.jpg
Credits: Wikimedia Commons
This thrush undertakes one of the longest migratory journeys for its size, traveling thousands of miles between its subarctic breeding grounds and South American wintering areas.
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