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why were there so many birds on the neighboring barrier islands off the louisiana coast at the time of the spill
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why were there so many birds on the neighboring barrier islands off the louisiana coast at the time of the spill

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Louisiana’s barrier islands play a critical role in the life cycle of dozens of migratory shorebirds and breeding seabirds.

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