An estimated 1 billion migratory birds die each year in North America because of collisions with homes, commercial buildings, ...

The spots on its breast might make you think you’re seeing a juvenile robin. Learn how to identify a wood thrush. The confusion here probably has its roots in the bird’s name. Because this ...

In this example, the eBird Trends map shows Wood Thrush populations increasing (blue) in some areas but decreasing (red) in others, allowing for targeted conservation planning. Disclaimer ...

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Super­ficially similar in coloration to the wood thrush, but note very different size and shape, particularly the brown’s very long tail and its long and slender bill. Also, the wood thrush has ...