Hermit Thrush
| Catharus guttatus | Order: Passeriformes | Family: Turdidae (Thrushes and Allies) |
Catharus guttatus
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Turdidae (Thrushes and Allies)
The Hermit Thrush is our hardiest Catharus thrush, remaining in the Central and sometimes even Northern states during winter. Its ethereal song is one of the loveliest sounds of the northern woods.
Laura's Published Works
Radio Programs
- Veery 2024
- Finding Baby Winter Wrens 2023
- First Robin of Spring 2023
- Recognizing Sparrows, Part 1: Juncos and Sparrows with Streaked Breasts 2022
- Winter Bird Song, Part II 2022
- A Visit to Port Wing 2021
- 2020 Duluth Christmas Bird Count 2020
- The Desert Island Hypothetical 2020
- Spring Is Springing! 2020
- Spirit V. Soul 2020
- Spring Update 2016
- Savoring a Slow Spring 2016
- Migration Update 2015
- Bird Songs in the News! 2014
- Review: Birding Apps (Nat Geo, Sibley, Peterson) 2012
- Big Migration Day 2012
- Veery 2011
- Declining Numbers 2010
- Learning Natural Sounds 2010
- Cool Bird Bath 2007
- Sunday Spring Walk 2006
- Barred Owl Delights 2003
- Winter Wren 2003
- Theodore Roosevelt 2002
- Top Ten Favorite Birds 2002
- E-mail questions 2001
- Spirit and Soul 2001
- Night Sounds 2001
- Beautiful Songs (Re-recorded from 1987) 2000
- Fox Sparrow 2000
- Spirit and Soul 1999
- Breeding Bird Survey 1995
- Big Day 1995 1995
- Fox Sparrows 1995
- Dawn in the spruce woods (Placeholder) 1994
- Hermit Thrushes and Winter Wrens (Placeholder) 1993
- Essential Nature of Mature and Dying Trees 1991
- Gift Ideas: Field Guides 1989
- Dawn Birding 1989
- National Sparrow Awareness Week: Fox Sparrow 1989
- Jolly Times at an Elderhostel 1988
- Evocative Bird Songs 1988
- Birding by Canoe 1987
- Beautiful Songs (Original) 1987
- Why Birdwatch? Charlton Ogburn Explains 1986