Mass bird crash in Utah as grebes mistook urban lights for water
Thousands of eared grebes crashed into snow blanketed Cedar City area including a Walmart lot and football fields. Volunteers rescued over 3,000 birds by Wednesday with estimates of up to 1,500 dead, as stormy skies and artificial lights confused their night navigation.
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