Figure 3. Body condition of adult (n = 78) and juvenile (n = 107) wood thrushes captured in Belize in late winter was not significantly different, but wing length was significantly shorter for juveniles, within sexes.

A) Percent lean body mass, and B) fat (n = 122 adults, n = 173 juveniles) and pectoral muscle scores (n = 88 adults, n = 129 juveniles) were not different by age-class. C) Wing length was smallest for juvenile females (n = 92), followed by adult females (n = 73), juvenile males (n = 99), and adult males (n = 72). Boxplots show 25^th to 75^th quartiles with open circles indicating outliers.