This is my neighborhood Gray Catbird that visits my yard and others around me frequently. I expect this is the male as I was engaged in some counter-singing with it when it popped out of a shrub less than 10 feet from me--it appeared to just have to see who/what was doing that terrible whistling that mimics catbirds. I got only one quick shot as it looked at me for less than 20 seconds then flew off--in a huff(now that's really anthropomorphizing). I have had Gray Catbirds visit my yard for several years beginning the year after a pair nested in a messy shrub under my dining room window (that was really cool). SeEtta
Neighborhood Gray Catbird-eye to eye
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This is my neighborhood Gray Catbird that visits my yard and others around me frequently. I expect this is the male as I was engaged in some counter-singing with it when it popped out of a shrub less than 10 feet from me--it appeared to just have to see who/what was doing that terrible whistling that mimics catbirds. I got only one quick shot as it looked at me for less than 20 seconds then flew off--in a huff(now that's really anthropomorphizing). I have had Gray Catbirds visit my yard for several years beginning the year after a pair nested in a messy shrub under my dining room window (that was really cool). SeEtta
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