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For Texans, saving millions of migratory birds could be as simple as flipping a switch.Each year, nearly 2 billion birds migrate through the Lone Star State. Many of the migratory species use the night sky as a tool to navigate through the state and back to their homes and breeding grounds.However, nighttime light pollution has become a growing challenge for many birds, leading to high rates of building strikes and migratory bird deaths. Lights Out, Texas! is an initiative focused on reducing bird losses to building strikes by enlisting the help of Texans.Heather Prestridge, a curator in the Texas A&M ...

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Lamesa Press-Reporter

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