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Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) standing in a meadow.

Close up of fieldfare perching on grass

Fieldfare Turdus pilaris, on apples, Norfolk, winter

Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) on a branch in winter.

Close-up of a Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) hunting on a lawn for food.

A Mistle thrush perched on a silver birch tree

A fieldfare in a daisy meadow. Very successful in hunting earthworms. I have already observed 5 worms per minute.

Curious blackbird walking on grass in the park.

A Fieldfare bird

Fieldfare foraging on the ground amidst dry leaves, blending beautifully with its surroundings.

Thrush in autumn

fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) - most numerous thrush of Europe, inhabits towns, synanthropic birds - white background

Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) hunting on a lawn with food for its young in its beak.

Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) bird sits on a branch and eats wild berries on a sunny, frosty winter morning.

L 22-27cm. Breeds in various types of woodland and bush scrub, also in parks, avenues of trees (orchards) and gardens. Food in summer worms and insects. In the Netherlands a very rare breeder (South of Limburg); abundant passage and winter visitor, large flocks on open fields and other grassy areas, also taken rowan berries, fallen fruit etc. Often nests in small colonies; twig nests rather high up in treetops, often in a main fork.This Picture is made near a margin lake of Flevoland (Nijkerk). They were feeding on the berries of Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna).

Wood bird Fieldfare on a spring lawn. Fieldfare, Turdus pilaris. Close-up of foraging parent animal collecting food.

Baby Robin on Spruce Tree Trunk. Not able to fly yet. Just hop. Very vulnerable to predators at this stage.

A Fieldfare bird with worms in its beak

Female common blackbird (Turdus merula) standing in snow.

A diseased Mockingbird on the backyard deck

Rather large, subtly attractive thrush with blue-gray head, dark chestnut-brown back, gray rump, and variable peachy-buff wash on spotted breast. Breeds in forested habitats, often favoring wooded areas adjacent to more open foraging grounds; in winter, found mainly in open woodland, farmland with hedges, orchards, and parkland. Often breeds colonially and sometimes retains social habits on wintering grounds, mixing with Redwings and other thrushes in fields or in fruiting trees. Song is relatively unlovely for a thrush, a series of scratchy and garbled phrases. Call is a dry and powerful “chakchak”, rather like an old camera.

Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) bathing in pond.Eccles-on-Sea, Norfolk; Uk. October

L 22-27cm. Breeds in various types of woodland and bush scrub, also in parks, avenues of trees (orchards) and gardens. Food in summer worms and insects. In the Netherlands a very rare breeder (South of Limburg); abundant passage and winter visitor, large flocks on open fields and other grassy areas, also taken rowan berries, fallen fruit etc. Often nests in small colonies; twig nests rather high up in treetops, often in a main fork.This Picture is made near a margin lake of Flevoland (Nijkerk). They were feeding on the berries of Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna).

Bird - Fieldfare Turdus pilaris, autumn time wildlife Poland Europe, fieldfare feeds on a rowan tree

Song Thrush in the countryside

Juniper thrush on a meadow in the morningrau

An introduced species to New Zealand

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Beautiful fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) bathing in a puddle.

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