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New photos every week! Check out the gallery. This Yellow-breasted Chat courtesy of Trish Gussler.
The largest warbler in North America, the Yellow-breasted Chat is known for its distinctive and varied songs, including whistles, clucks, mews, hoots, rattles, chuckles, squawks and more. Foraging in foliage for insects and berries, they're not always easy to see - but they're easy to hear!
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