The wood thrush's 'ee-o-lay' song lures researchers hoping to learn more about migration

Wood thrushes, native songbirds in decline, are migrating south. Researchers who spent the summer tagging the species are watching closely.
Winston-Salem Journal

Thrush's flutelike sound a sign of spring

The wood thrush is a handsome bird, if not quite beautiful. It has rich reddish-chestnut upper parts -- head, back, wings and tail -- with the head more reddish than the rest. Its under parts are ...
Evansville Courier & Press

That wonderful sound you hear in the trees is from the wood thrush. Here's its story.

Surely the most beautiful sound in the forest is that of the wood thrush song. Likened to the ethereal notes of a flute duet, the song's three varying parts always include one signature constant: the ...
WBUR

Scientists are racing to save a tiny songbird that nests on New England’s alpine summits

Bicknell's thrush travel thousands of miles every year to nest and raise their young in some of the most rugged places in New ...