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Hundreds of starlings killed in Rome after fireworks

Hundreds of starlings were found dead around Rome’s Termini station, allegedly because of the fireworks that were launched to commemorate the arrival of 2021.

It is estimated that the birds were frightened and became disoriented by the fireworks, eventually hitting high-voltage windows or cables.

A Italian agency ANSA nicknamed “massacre” what happened in Rome, while the Corriere della Sera describes a “macabre cloak of bird carcasses”.

The images were shared on social networks.

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