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Gray-cheeked Thrushes are currently preparing for their spring migration. These birds may fly nonstop ~ 2,000 miles from stopover habitat in Colombia to the US. This long journey means protecting stopover habitats to provide safe rest areas is vital. [ab

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Gray-cheeked Thrushes are currently preparing for their spring migration. These birds may fly nonstop ~ 2,000 miles from stopover habitat in Colombia to the US. This long journey means protecting stopover habitats to provide safe rest areas is vital.

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