Rock Thrush Collection
The Rock Thrush, a captivating European bird species, has been documented in various lithographs and chromolithographs throughout history
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The Rock Thrush, a captivating European bird species, has been documented in various lithographs and chromolithographs throughout history. In 1897, a lithograph featuring the eggs of European birds showcased the beauty of this avian creature. Amongst its companions were Whites Thrush, The Black-throated Ouzelze, The Gold-vented Bulbul, The Siberian Thrush, and even the American Robin. Distinctive members of the thrush family include Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) and Rufous-tailed Rock-Thrushes. A stunning color lithograph from an unknown source highlights the mesmerizing plumage of these rock-dwelling songbirds. In different regions around the world, specific varieties can be found. For instance, in Whitefield near Bangalore in March, one may spot the Blue-capped Rock Thrush (Monticola cinclorhynchus). Meanwhile, Spain becomes home to another variant called Blue Rock Thrush (Monticola solitarius) during April. The Natural History book published earlier features Common rock thrush (Monticola saxatilis), providing valuable insights into their behavior and habitat. Additionally, a chromolithograph from 1888 showcases several songbirds including our beloved Rock Thrush. Male specimens are particularly striking; for example Monticola saxatilis male Great Caucasus Georgia displays vibrant colors amidst its rocky surroundings during April. Another adult male variety is captured on film standing proudly on rocks in Malta during November – known as Blue Rock-thrush (Monticola solitarius). With such diverse representations across time and geography through illustrations and photographs alike - it's evident that the allure of this enchanting bird continues to captivate nature enthusiasts worldwide.