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Nearly 1,000 Migrating Birds Die After Striking Chicago Building

At least 961 birds died in one night in Chicago after crashing into the windows of the McCormick Place Lakeside Center during the height of the fall migration.

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Bird migration: Over 1,000 migrating birds die after crashing into McCormick Place after being confused by lights, low clouds

The Chicago skyline has proven to be deadly for migratory birds after 1,000 birds died after crashing to McCormick Place.

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About 1,000 birds killed after colliding with McCormick Place Lakeside Center

Bird advocates are pushing for non-reflective glass, which they say is safer.

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1,000 dead birds rained from the Chicago sky after a nightmare mass collision with a building that activists have been warning about for decades

Activists are now calling on the McCormick Place Lakeside Center in Chicago to take measures to prevent future mass bird collisions.

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Red-winged blackbirds frighten walkers on the Lakefill

When Lauren Levinson, now a Weinberg sophomore, was applying to college, she was faced with the task all other high school seniors are: the Common Application essay. Levinson knew just the topic for her essay, which she wanted to serve as a metaphor for greater things in her life: her fear of birds. After being.

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