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Know your thrushes - Song and Mistle
Song and Mistle Thrush are two garden species that are readily confused; both are grey brown in appearance; both have a spotted breast and pale legs. However, with good views and the right pointers both can be identified with confidence.
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Bird Species #73 - Mistle Thrush One of the largest of the thrush family, the Mistle Thrush is often compared to the smaller song thrush we often see in the garden. The Mistle thrush stands tall with their heads higher and are mainly found in our fields or in early spring singing from the tallest trees in gardens. They are a grey/brown colour with heavy round-shaped streaking from their necks down their chest. Their main food is berries and insects found around open woodland and fled areas and t
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