thrush

• That's only thrush, that is. —  A Pair of Clogs
• "Have you forgotten all I told you about the representatives of our home birds being bright in colour But I did not think a thrush could be all of a lovely pale blue, uncle," I said; "and I never saw such a pigeon as that. —  Nat the Naturalist A Boy's Adventures in the Eastern Seas
• I had always been told by country people that the missel-thrush was a solitary bird, and when I first observed a pack and mentioned it some incredulity was expressed. —  Round About a Great Estate
• The birds were not in the firs, but in the ash-trees along the course of the rill The voice of the thrush is the most 'cultivated,' so to speak, of all our birds: the trills, the runs, the variations, are so numerous and contrasted. —  Round About a Great Estate
• Much anguish did these rapacious brothers cause the divinely gifted brown thrush, and when they began to quarrel over the receipts between themselves, he begged them to go away and leave him in peace. —  Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 14 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians

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