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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:species
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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5
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Setophaga
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gptkbp:adult_plumage
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acquired after first molt
duller than adults
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gptkbp:behavior
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solitary during breeding season
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gptkbp:breeding_season
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dependent on habitat quality
primarily in Michigan
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gptkbp:calls_for
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sharp 'chip' sound
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gptkbp:clutch_size
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3 to 5 eggs
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gptkbp:color
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males are brighter than females
yellow and gray
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gptkbp:common_name
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gptkb:Kirtland's_Warbler
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gptkbp:conservation_efforts
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habitat restoration
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gptkbp:conservation_status
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endangered
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gptkbp:diet
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insects
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gptkbp:egg_color
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white with brown spots
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gptkbp:family
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gptkb:Parulidae
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gptkbp:field
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gptkb:Sibley_Guide_to_Birds
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gptkbp:first_described_by
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gptkb:Spencer_Fullerton_Baird
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gptkbp:fledging_period
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10 to 12 days
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gptkbp:foraging_behavior
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gleaning insects from foliage
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gptkbp:habitat
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gptkb:Michigan
jack pine forests
young jack pine stands
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Setophaga kirtlandii
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gptkbp:length
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14 to 15 cm
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gptkbp:migration
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migratory
late summer to early fall
long-distance migrant
to the Bahamas
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gptkbp:nesting
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ground-nesting
May to July
grasses and plant fibers
near water sources
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gptkbp:order
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gptkb:Passeriformes
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gptkbp:population
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due to conservation efforts
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gptkbp:population_trend
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increasing
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gptkbp:predators
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common threat
snakes and raccoons
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gptkbp:research_focus
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population dynamics
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gptkbp:scientific_name
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gptkb:Setophaga_kirtlandii
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gptkbp:soundtrack
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melodic and varied
early morning and late evening
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gptkbp:status
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protected species
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gptkbp:tail_type
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notched tail
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gptkbp:territorial_behavior
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defends breeding territory
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gptkbp:threats
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habitat loss
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gptkbp:vocalization
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used for mate attraction
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gptkbp:weight
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10 to 12 g
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gptkbp:wildlife
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popular among birdwatchers
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gptkbp:wingspan
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20 to 23 cm
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gptkbp:wintering_range
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Bahamas and Cuba
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gptkbp:year
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1858
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