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Long-distance migrant (most populations); short-distance migrant (subspecies majorinus). Due to their long migration, Olive-sided Flycatchers arrive on breeding grounds late in spring and may depart again as early as August.

BirdLife International and Cornell Lab of Ornithology (in review)

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