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This time of year, most members of the thrush family have flown south to warmer climates. A few species, such as the robin and Hermit Thrush, are hardy enough to survive our Ottawa winters, provided they can find shelter and an abundant source of food. While robins are the most likely thrush to overwinter in our area, the occasional Hermit Thrush may be found here as well. It remains to be seen whether this individual will stay the winter or head south after our first good snowstorm.
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| larose forest photos | 14-Dec-2010 03:48 | |
| Ann Shapiro | 11-Dec-2010 14:22 | |