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Those droppings can cause street closures and motorbike accidents. They can bury cars, bus stops, business awnings, even gravestones under a Jackson Pollock coating of black and white. https://t.co/ecgwZ6nziS — PolitiTweet.org

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Starlings spend their nights roosting, sometimes thousands to a tree, overloading branches. They poop prolifically, and their droppings — thanks to their olive-heavy diet — are oily and slick. https://t.co/ecgwZ6nziS https://t.co/gJOMeq4EOd — PolitiTweet.org

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Starlings are one of the world’s most common bird species, but Rome stands out in Europe as one of their primary gathering points. The starlings have been migrating here annually since the 1920s, attracted by the mild climate. https://t.co/ecgwZ6nziS https://t.co/PC29qgVikQ — PolitiTweet.org

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