A juvenile American Robin stops by the Hellgate Osprey nest to show off its beautiful plumage. This common thrush can be found year round almost anywhere in the contiguous U.S. Adults are unmistakable over most of their range, with their gray-brown upperparts and warm orange bellies. Juveniles, like this bird, appear similar, except they exhibit spotting on the back and chest. Learn more about North America's largest thrush here: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Robin/overview | Bird