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Most people agree that bird droppings are an eyesore but they would be horrified to find out just how accurate the headline is.
Ocular histoplasmosis, a fungal infection that eats away at the eyeball is just one of over sixty diseases that birds can transfer to humans. Their droppings are often the vehicle for transmission as they dry out, turn to dust, become airborne, and are absorbed by the mucus membranes of unknowing victims.
Stories exposing reluctance of city officials to address the issue of bird droppings often focus on the aesthetics of the issue. People note that the terrible smell of terrible accumulated waste. Casual observers recognize that the appearance of bird droppings lowers the perceived value of property.
Directly after last summer's collapse of the Minnesota Bridge, readers heard about the structural damage that droppings and there acidic nature can cause. Still beyond avian flu and West Nile virus, diseases from birds are often glossed over.
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