content/posts/the-uncommon-yellowthroat/index.md

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 title = "The (un)common yellowthroat :mason farm:yellowthroat:birding:"
 author = ["Zachary Billman"]
-date = 2022-05-01T16:13:00-04:00
+date = 2022-05-01
 categories = ["birding"]
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 My partner and I took a trip to the [Mason Farm Biological Reserve](https://ncbg.unc.edu/visit/mason-farm-biological-reserve/) the other day, and what a glorious day it was. This year, I've been quite busy in the lab, and missed a lot of the early spring warbler season, so I was very excited by the opportunity to check out the old stomping grounds.
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 I brought the camera with me despite the fact we were going to be there around midday when the birds are much less active. I'm glad I did, because I got the best look at a common yellowthroat I've ever had.
 {{% sidenote %}}
 Normally these guys are flighty, staying close to the ground in small brush or tall grasses, but this one was putting on a proper show for the mating season. Even when you get a glimpse of one, it is usually just that, as they have jumped away before you can pull out the camera, taunting you with their [iconic call](https://ebird.org/species/comyel#Modal-playlist).
-{{% /sidenote %}} I was very pleased to capture a few choice shots of the bird. Hopefully there are more to come. While we were out, I also got a nice picture of a hermit thrush and a king snake.
+{{% /sidenote %}} I was very pleased to capture a few choice shots of the bird. Hopefully there are more to come. While we were out, I also got a nice picture of a hermit thrush and a king snake.
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-These images have been compressed quite a bit for a lighter internet footprint. These have all been resized to 25% of their original size, then converted from JPG to webp. If you would like the full sized images, let me know and I will send you a link!

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 * Birding :@birding:
 
-** DONE The (un)common yellowthroat :mason farm:yellowthroat:birding:
+** TODO The (un)common yellowthroat :mason farm:yellowthroat:birding:
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 I was very pleased to capture a few choice shots of the bird. Hopefully there are more to come. While we were out, I also got a nice picture of a hermit thrush and a king snake.
 
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