Today, we walked along the Rio Grande and wandered north of Old Town. As we made our way along Beach Road, we came across a Curve-billed Thrasher perched on a yucca, filling the air with its song. It seemed unfazed by our presence, continuing its melody as if giving us a personal performance. My 02/17/24 postcard captures this memorable Curve-billed Thrasher that serenaded us with its captivating love song.

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