The Gray catbird is normally a secretive bird that stays hidden in thickets and bushes. I usually know there is one in the area only because of its distinctive catlike meow. It is the only North American bird that has a uniform dark gray plumage.
Because they are usually in bushes I was quite fascinated by this guy foraging out in the open, much like an American robin. He/she totally ignored me as the camera clicked away.

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3 comments:
Great bird captures.
Isn't he just lovely...he seems so intelligent; like he has something to say.
I've seen these birds too only in the brush darting around in the shadows. That's wonderful that you got a chance to get photos of them in the wide open.
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