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More than 20,000 birds died?

November 27, 2007 by Russ Curtis

From the San Francisco Chronicle: …Bird experts figure that for every bird found dead or alive, about five to 10 others go unreported because they sink at sea, get eaten by predators or fly elsewhere. That would put the fatality number at up to 21,500 birds. Read more from the Nov. 27, 2007 article Subscribe … Read more

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