Brian Bull
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KLCC
It’s the time of year when thousands of small birds called Vaux’s Swifts swarm around a defunct chimney on the University of Oregon campus. And like the pop star with the same last name, these Swifts have legions of fans.
Rachael McDonald
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KLCC
Oregon Health Authority
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