Common large songbird of eastern United States having reddish-brown plumage.
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The brown thrasher is a beautiful singer and eats many insects, mostly injurious.
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From a tree-top near the roadside a brown thrasher will sing a song of rejoicing.
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The brown thrasher does some, or all of his fellow-birds and everything he does seems good to him.
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Across the fields in the early morning I hear some of the rare April birds,-thechewink and the brown thrasher.
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In April look for the brown thrasher, catbird, wren, barn, eave and tree swallows, martins, king birds and chipping sparrows.
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A brown thrush sped through the air, close by the timid canary.
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And in a bush by the roadside, Hepzebiah spied the brown thrush's nest.
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Beethoven was a beautiful brown thrush in a nest of cuckoos.
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The brown thrush is also absent from places where once there were many.
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For some time, the little brown thrush flew along the Great Sky Trail.
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The performance of a brown thrush drove him wild with envy.
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As a musician, this bird closely approaches the brown thrush.
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The little brown thrush felt the eagle quiver and begin to drop toward the earth.
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At the summit was an old orchard, and in a brush-heap a brown thrush nested.
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I used the phrase ' brown thrush,' only in reference to her dress and general homeliness.
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Then a catbird and a brown thrush sang against a grosbeak and a hermit thrush.
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A little brown thrush sat near the eagle.
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And the brown thrush keeps singing, A nest
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There's a merry brown thrush sitting up in
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So the little brown thrush flew off by himself, into a deep, dark part of the wood.
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The beautiful old basswood tree bending so gracefully stood there, and the brown thrush sang with her musical voice.
