Song Thrush regurgitating

Song Thrushes (Turdus philomelos) are a typical songbird of the Western Palearctic. One of the first birds to start singing at the end of winter, their song is one of the easiest birdsounds to learn: loud, repetitive (usually three or four similar syllables) and almost always in the top of a tree, especially later in the day. The literal translation of the scientific name means “ songloving Thrush”. Although quite a common bird in most parts of Europe, this species has seen a serious decline of more than 50% in some areas. It is believed that farming and hunting play a role in this decline. They look similar to the related Mistle Thrush (Turdus viscivorus), but Mistle Thrushes are much larger and about 40% heavier than Song Thrushes.

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Beautiful bird. Video 👍

[@OsirisIxchel]

😎Nice. Thank you.

[@KhandakarAbulHasnat-xl9et]

Nice, charming bird. ❤ Thank you. ❤

[@hikerbikerbirder]

Thanks!

[@Lestaquinduboulevardfenouil]

Bonjour a vous votre vidéo est magnifique c est celle d une grive MUSICIENNE merci pour ces instants de partage ADESSIAS

[@hikerbikerbirder]

Merci bien!

[@BakBakDaddyDuck]

very cute ❤❤❤❤

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Thank you!

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Awesome so lovely capture

[@hikerbikerbirder]

Thank you!