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The Columbus Dispatch
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A yellow-bellied flycatcher, a poorly known migratory species passing through Ohio, broke its lifespan record when recaptured at a banding station after at least nine years, far exceeding its typical life span. The bird, originally banded in 2018, revealed remarkable longevity for a songbird, highlighting the importance of bird-banding efforts conducted by organizations such as the Black Swamp Bird Observatory. These studies provide vital insights into avian life histories and migration challenges.
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