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An old friend returns to the far north

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A Fairbanks biologist recently cupped in his hand a tiny bird whose arrival he had been rooting for. That bird — a female Hammond’s flycatcher — now holds the title of the oldest known of its species.
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An old friend returns to the far north

A Fairbanks biologist recently cupped in his hand a tiny bird whose arrival he had been rooting for. That bird — a female Hammond’s flycatcher — now holds the title of the oldest known of its species.

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Fairbanks Daily News-Miner broke the news in on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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