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Yellow-breasted chat

Icteria virens

Photo by Maria dB
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Description:

Yellow-breasted chats are the largest species of New World warbler. The chats were very elusive this day, constantly ducking down into shrubbery until this caught an insect and posed for a couple minutes. He was quite far but I was glad to get a few photos of him.

Habitat:

Field near Jordan Lake

Reference Links:

Yellow-breasted chat, Yellow-breasted Chat, Identification, All About Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornithol…

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