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soccerkid812 wrote:brown thrasher
Feeds in leaf litter by using bill to sweep litter and soil away
main diet: insects (beetles mainly)

This one is right.
I think the curve-billed thrasher has a darker, almost all brown chest?

northern bobwhite...
havent been on in a while
if its correct someone else feel free to post...

austinfhs wrote:I think the curve-billed thrasher has a darker, almost all brown chest?

and i think it also has (well ok this is stupid cuz its all in the name...) a longer bill with a bigger curve. and i would say brown has more markings as well as white showing on its wings/feathers... but part of that just depends on the bird and your picture...

purplepeopleeater wrote:northern bobwhite...
havent been on in a while
if its correct someone else feel free to post...

i cant see my own picture right now,
but im pretty sure your right

no one has posted here in a new days, so i guess ill go

Really hard to tell with the lighting and angle, but the general shape makes me think that's a chimney swift?

austinfhs wrote:Really hard to tell with the lighting and angle, but the general shape makes me think that's a chimney swift?

Yes!
your turn

The ID is pretty easy.
What normal avian feature does this bird lack?

Turkey Vulture; it lacks a syrinx.

Yup, that was fast!