Is this the bird who literally calls Bob White! as clear as can be? If so, I heard one for the first time in decades the last time I was at Hare's nursery on the far west side of Arlington. I asked a birder and he said there are some down near I 20 too. I had no idea he looked like this. c

Too small for a Brown Thrasher,and beak is too small too.It looks to be a baby Wood thrush,or a Hermit,Swainson's,or Gray cheeked.They like hanging around on the ground.Its markings will change a bit,and the corners of its beak on the sides will disappear.Robins are in the Thrush family,and you can see it looks alot like a baby Robin.

The only thing I was able to make out was the kookaburra...

Beautiful bird, unfortunate fate. I've never seen an ovenbird out of a forest. I live in the middle of a suburban area pretty far from any big forests. Unfortunate my only sighting was a dead one out here, though. Don't want him to just rot away but if anything why not let the bugs do their job. I might just move the body to a heavily planted area to let the little ecosystem get to work.