Fall Flights: Migration Hot Spots Supported by Industry Excise Tax
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https://www.fws.gov/story/2026-10/fall-flights-migration-hot-spots-supported-industry-excise-tax
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Fall migration is underway, and the skies are filling with birds heading south. Some will travel thousands of miles along ancient routes, guided by weather, instinct, and the availability of suitable habitat. Between September and November, hundreds of millions of birds will make their way across
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