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I see Brown Thrashers in my yard, mostly in spring. This Brown Thasher decided to stick around awhile. I haven't seen two of them together, but I'm watching everyday.

A regular to our backyard is this Brown Thrasher.

About two years ago these beautiful guys showed up in my backyard and have been coming back every year since. I love their yellow and their brown shades.

Of late this species is not seen as much as previous decades. One October afternoon this individual appeared in the sweet light of approaching dusk.

This alert, medium-sized bird is a Brown Thrasher. Brown Thrashers are relatives to the Northern Mockingbird and interestingly enough, they are as aggressive as a mockingbird and will combatively defend their territory. I found this guy rummaging through the leaf litter. Location: St Petersburg, Florida;...

By Tim Kerr, Hubert, North Carolina, May 3, 2010. I was out looking to take a picture of a different bird when I spotted this one in the brush near my bird feeders.

By Tim Kerr, Hubert, North Carolina, May 3, 2010. I was out looking to take a picture of a different bird when I spotted this one in the brush near my bird feeders. Picture taken with Canon EOS 50D with Canon EF 100-400mm L IS USM lens.

By Tim Kerr, Hubert, North Carolina, May 3, 2010. Pictured in my backyard while looking for another bird. Taken with a Canon EOS 50D and EF 100-400mm L IS USM lens.

A pair of Brown Thrashers have once again been foraging on our back patio. They seem to be keen on cracked corn which the other birds discard from the mix currently in the feeder.

I have Brown Thrashers coming into the backyard to drink. When they get just right in the birdbath I am able to get a capture of them and their reflection.

I photographed this Brown Thrasher in my backyard in Albany, Georgia. Canon 50D 100-400mm L.

This Brown Thrasher was grooming himself in the tree and fluffed all up for the camera. The photo was taken with a Canon 5D with 500mm lens.

This is a Brown Thrasher taken at Garrett Mountain, New Jersey, using a Canon Rebel T2i, ISO 800, f/11, 1/1000.

This is the third bird I saw sunbathing the same day. We had been under a heat advisory for a few days and it was very hot. He ran up from the bushes in the back of the yard very close to the house to a patch of sun. I think he enjoyed it. He stayed for quite a while.

This is a Brown Thrasher on a limb.

This Brown Thrasher has been out back every day for the past week. This photo was taken with a Nikon D5100, Nikkor 55-300mm at 300mm, f/8, 1/1000s, ISO 200 (auto mode).

Great, more rain. This is a Brown Thrasher in my backyard near Lititz, Pennsylvania, on May 8, 2012, during a two-day rain. I took the photo with a Nikon D800, ISO 1250, f6.3, 1/250s, Nikon 300mm 2.8 VR, and 1.4 converter.

Singing up a storm. Taken with a Koak Z990.