A lone common rock thrush perched on the cliff ledge at dawn, singing a soft, melodious call.

During their migration, common rock thrushes often stop at high-altitude meadows to feed and rest.

A red-throated thrush paused on a low branch, scanning the undergrowth for insects.

At dawn, the rufous-tailed rock thrush sang from a high ledge, its melody carrying across the valley.

During the migration season, rufous-tailed rock thrushes frequently stop at coastal cliffs to rest and feed.

The mother guided her thrushlings back to the safety of the hedgerow before dusk.

The singer's thrushlike trill at the end of the concert captivated the audience.

A lone thrusher sang from the hedgerow at dawn, its repetitive melody filling the quiet village.

Thrushers were the first to arrive at the berry patch, pecking eagerly as dawn broke.

The thrushling begged for food beneath the hedgerow while its parents foraged nearby.