Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 284
innamon-brown upper parts; (2) its deli-cately marked breast; and (3) particularly its almostwhite sides. The wood-thrush has the sides heavilyspotted, and the other thrushes have this part moreor less strongly washed with grayish or brownish. Hermit Thrush. — Upper parts olive-brown, some-times… … THE HERMIT-THRUSH. It will also be helpful to remember that thesong of the Wilsons thrush has been describedas a sweet wavering whistled w/iee-u. Thehermit-thrush, it is claimed by some observers,has a more exquisitely beautiful voice thanany other American bird.
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