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Curve-billed Thrasher Toxostoma curvirostre
2/17/2024 Patagonia Lake State Park, Arizona
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BOTD: LeConte's Thrasher
Photo: Tony Morris
"As pale as desert sand is this wraith of the arid saltbush flats. It seldom flies unless closely pressed, instead running about with great speed on the open ground, its tail cocked up above its back. For many years after its discovery, Le Conte's Thrasher was considered a rare bird, because it lives in desert so barren and forbidding that few people would have thought to seek birds there."
- Audubon Field Guide
A study of the Brown Thrasher. This illustration focuses on the visual harmony between the bird’s rich, rufous coloration and the delicate forms of the Cherokee Rose. By placing the thrasher on a thorny branch, the piece emphasizes the intersection of protective natural defenses and soft botanical beauty. The detailed line-art aesthetic captures a sense of timeless woodland wonder.
2025/07/23
Death Angel - Thrashers
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Curved-billed thrashers in the Sonoran desert
POEM #14 or A MEDITATION ON HOCKEY IN ATLANTA, Carmichael Roo
Phainopepla nitens | Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus | Oroscoptes montanus | Harporhynchus crissalis
Plate IV | Die Nordamerikanische Vogelwelt (1891)
