The song of the Louisiana Waterthrush bounces through the forest; loud enough that I can hear it as I drive. This is one warbler that is not a neck-craner. When you hear it, pull over and scan the forest floor for it walks along the edge of woodland streams bobbing its tail and flipping over leaves looking for a snack. Like many of the wood warblers; it will stay and nest with us.
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I have never seen this bird before, maybe some day, great post.
Beautiful image! I’ve seen one Louisana thrush several years ago, doing just as you described along a mountain river bank.
One of my favorites to see and hear! Great photo!
Great photo of the bird and the habitat as you described it.
Nice looking bird.good photo.