in Arizona's Chiricahua Mountains during late winter

Hopefully, the Bendire's Thrasher posted here is not just a Curve-billed Thrasher, which is common near the locality where the video was taken.

ALL NORMAL SPEED VIDEO CLIPS

46 s	Montezuma Quail  covey of many females and few males walking up a hill
16 s	Acorn Woodpecker  advancing up a trunk
42 s	Strickland's Woodpecker  male feeding
10 s	Strickland's Woodpecker  female foraging
29 s	Hairy Woodpecker  female foraging along a branch
9 s	Northern Flicker  looking around for an owl
57 s	Whiskered Screech-Owl  hopping and hooting
38 s	Whiskered Screech-Owl  hooting about 30 feet up in a tree
66 s	Northern Pygmy-Owl  calling and reacting to another individual
13 s	Cooper's Hawk  immature watching above a feeder
37 s	Golden Eagle  adult taking flight in front of the Chiricahua Mountains
9 s	Mexican Jay  feeding on bird seed
49 s	Bendire's Thrasher  singing with front in view
24 s	Curve-billed Thrasher  singing once from a shrub
27 s	White-breasted Nuthatch  watching from a tree trunk
24 s	Mexican Chickadee  foraging among in the low foliage of a tree
32 s	Horned Lark  singing and feeding
31 s	Olive Warbler  female foraging and catching a caterpillar
51 s	Lesser Goldfinch  males and females feeding at a thistle sock
65 s	Chestnut-collared Longspur  winter male and female feeding
39 s	Yellow-eyed Junco  expressing alarm
23 s	Brewer's Sparrow  singing from afar
21 s	Green-tailed Towhee  forcing another off its post
9 s	Painted Redstart  flashing its tail in response to possible predator

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