When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.
When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.

Veery (Catharus fuscescens)

Veery

(Catharus fuscescens)

Description:

When I met my first Veery on South Padre Island in south Texas, they were migrating north. Whether in Texas or Canada, they seem in love with the forested understory.

Date Taken: 2023:05:09 11:50

Location:

Point Pelee National Park
Leamington, Ontario
Canada
574.18 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON Z 9, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/6400

File Name: Veery_ZX92616_PointPeleeNP-ON-CA

© 2023 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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