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Chicago Bird Collision Monitors tracks birds that collide with glass windows and skyscrapers.
1,000 birds died last fall after flying into the glass exterior of McCormick Place's convention center.
The $1.2 million project installed tiny dots on the exterior of the Lakeside Center building, adorning enough glass to cover two football fields.
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