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"content": "Looks like I'm about a month late to this bird story ...\n\"Two years ago, Brian Stokes, a PhD student studying green jays at the University of Texas at Austin, came across an image on social media featuring a strange animal sighted in a suburb northeast of San Antonio. The blue bird had a white chest and a black mask—it looked a bit like a blue jay, but still very different.\"\n\nhttps://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/strange-bird-spotted-in-a-texas-backyard-is-the-first-known-hybrid-between-a-blue-jay-and-a-green-jay-180987383/",
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