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In moist leafy woods across the northern states and southern Canada, the breezy spiraling song of this thrush is a common sound in summer. An observer who waits patiently inside the woods may see the Veery itself, bounding across the forest floor with long springy hops or perching quietly in the undergrowth. Staying in North America for less than half the year, the bird spends the balance of its time living in the shadowy undergrowth of tropical rain forest.