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https://abcbirds.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/BOTW-Homepage-Thumbnail_Louisiana-Waterthrush.jpg599389The ringing song of the Louisiana Waterthrush is a welcome sign of early spring throughout the eastern United States. This unlikely warbler, which is seldom seen or heard far from running water, can, at first glance, easily be mistaken for other brown-backed forest birds such as the Wood Thrush or Ovenbird. But several distinctive habits … Read More>>