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@Oregonian director, audience development, features, social, visuals, sports | @hereisoregon director of content
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Savannah Bananas are headed to Oregon; enter the ticket lottery now

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By Karly Imus Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
The viral sensation Savannah Bananas are headed for Oregon. The Bananas are scheduled to face the Party Animals at Eugene’s Autzen Stadium on June 27-28, 2026, the University of Oregon announced Thursday. The team plays what can only loosely be described as baseball, and that’s exactly the idea.
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High Alert for bird migration in Oregon: What to know for Sept. 26, 2025

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By Karly Imus Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
As birds continue crossing Oregon while migrating north, Oregonians are asked to turn off their lights at night. And it’s more important on some nights than others. Portland, along with most of Oregon, is under a High Alert for Friday, Sept. 26, with 4.6 million birds expected over the state. The northwest corner of the state and a small swath in the north-central Oregon are under Medium Alert.
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Lights Out alert: 4.2 million birds to migrate over Oregon skies tonight

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By Karly Imus Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
It’s migration time again, and the Bird Alliance of Oregon has issued a Lights Out alert for Friday, Sept. 19, 2025. Why? Because 4.2 million birds are expected to be in the skies over Oregon during one night of peak migration season, which lasts through mid-October. The number of birds expected to fly over Oregon dips a bit Saturday to 3.1 million, but then jumps again Sunday when projections say more than 5 million will fill Oregon’s night skies.
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