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Today, we're doing some actual science on Longing For Rotkehlchen. That's why we're showing you this side-by-side comparison of confusing thrushes. The differences are the ones shown in the photos, like what should I add. And why does this matter anyway? Well, it turns out, Misteldrossel totally hates Singdrossel, and that seems to me like a pretty serious reason not to mix them up.
Singdrossel (song thrush) & Misteldrossel (mistle thrush) am Bärensee, Stuttgart-West.
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Mistle thrush Via Flickr: Die Misteldrossel (Turdus viscivorus)
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Misteldrossel (mistle thrush) im Bürgerwald, Stuttgart-West.
Some bird pictures from yesterday - I was especially happy about the friendly pied flycatcher.
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Misteldrossel (Turdus viscivorus), juv
To nyligt udfløjne unger (1-3, 4-5) sidder og venter på, at forældrefuglene skal komme med noget mad.
Mistle Thrush (Turdus viscovorus), juv
Two fledglings (1-3, 4-5) waiting to be fed by the adults.
Misteldrossel by raegi
Misteldrossel (Turdus viscivorus)
