LowPolygon
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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/28/world/americas/casualties-of-torontos-urban-skies.html
"There is no precise ranking of the world’s most deadly cities for migratory birds, but Toronto is considered a top contender for the title."
"The group behind the bird patrol, the Fatal Light Awareness Program, known as FLAP, estimates that one million to nine million birds die every year from impact with buildings in the Toronto area. The group’s founder once single-handedly recovered about 500 dead birds in one morning."
"There is no precise ranking of the world’s most deadly cities for migratory birds, but Toronto is considered a top contender for the title."
"The group behind the bird patrol, the Fatal Light Awareness Program, known as FLAP, estimates that one million to nine million birds die every year from impact with buildings in the Toronto area. The group’s founder once single-handedly recovered about 500 dead birds in one morning."
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