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Where have all the pigeons gone? Philly numbers are down as predators thrive. Could it be a trend?
Philadelphia has waged battles against pigeons for decades. But could the battle against these rainbow-necked nemeses be ending? Data suggests their numbers are declining in the city.
![A pigeon walks on the grass in Rittenhouse Square Park on Monday, July 1, 2019.](https://www.inquirer.com/resizer/v2/Z57C2CMJ2VD4VGQSVQOQO4EJJ4.jpg?auth=ce0f202e2c84770b46f63c05b9bdb46bb5c45b48cf1cf07ecf099b9bff681b09&width=760&height=507&smart=true)
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