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Introduction
What the Hermit Thrush Looks Like
The Hermit Thrush has overall_color color of rich brown and reddish and white and black.
The Hermit Thrush has above_color color of rich brown and reddish.
The Hermit Thrush has head color of rich brown.
The Hermit Thrush has face color of rich brown.
The Hermit Thrush has below_color color of whitish and black.
The Hermit Thrush has undertail color of whitish.
The Hermit Thrush has back color of rich brown.
The Hermit Thrush has bill color of brownish.
The Hermit Thrush has wing color of rich brown.
The Hermit Thrush has belly color of whitish.
The Hermit Thrush has tail color of reddish.
The Hermit Thrush has chest color of whitish and black.
The Hermit Thrush has leg color of brownish.
The Hermit Thrush has neck color of whitish and black.
Weight, Length, and Wingspan of the Hermit Thrush
The length of the Hermit Thrush is from 5.5 inches to 7.1 inches (14.0 cm to 18.0 cm).
The weight of the Hermit Thrush is from 0.8 ounces to 1.3 ounces (22.7 grams to 36.9 grams).
The wingspan of the Hermit Thrush is from 9.8 inches to 11.4 inches (24.9 cm to 29.0 cm).
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Feeding Behavior of the Hermit Thrush
Does a lot of foraging on the ground, snatching insects from the dirt or leaf litter.
It also forages in shrubs and trees, frequently hovering briefly while snatching an insect or berry.
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What the Hermit Thrush Likes to Eat
The Hermit Thrush feeds on the following:
- insects (beetles, ants, caterpillars, true bugs, grasshoppers, crickets)
- spiders
- earthworms
- small salamanders
- berries (elderberries, pokeberries, serviceberries, grapes, mistletoe berries)
Where To Find the Hermit Thrush
You can find the Hermit Thrush in the following habitats:
- Conifer or mixed woods
- forest floor
- woods
- thickets
- parks
How to Attract Hermit Thrush to Your Backyard
To attract Hermit Thrushs to your backyard, use these types of feeders:
- platform feeders
- ground feeders
To attract Hermit Thrushs to your backyard, use these foods:
- peanut hearts
- fruit
- mealworms