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In 2017, for example, two of the most powerful storms ever recorded impacted the birds’ eastern flyway, the path that takes them through Florida, and their central flyway through Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. This year, Hurricane Dorian not only sat over the Bahamas as a Category 5 storm but also continues to push birds on the eastern flyway further inland.
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