I have heard of one having a bow-legged appearance, but this Brown Thrasher landed in a rather bird-legged stance.
He must have realized that this put quite a hurting on his intimidation factor, as he quickly remedied his position and adopted a more threatening stance.
Still, despite his golden glare, his reign on the branch was short lived…
…and his place was stolen by a bird of slightly longer beak.
The Red-bellied Woodpecker really is the King of the branch.
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Great pics! Especially the first one. And I’d be intimidated by that woodpecker beak too!
Beautiful!
A handsome bird too. Both of them are!
Very nice!
What stunningly handsome birds Kathy, great shots!
Thanks!
Such a handsome dude!