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Songbirds at Higher Risk of Eye Disease From Backyard Bird Feeders
During the winter monthsong, songbirds routinely eat from bird feeders that remain a vital food source, but such good-will gestures have been linked recently to a widespreading avian eye disease that is often fatal.
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