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Mainly the use of ddt,which once in their system,caused their eggs to break very easily.Because of the shells being very thin.It is assumed the birds were getting this poison from the fish they ate.Farmers sprayed it on their fields,rain runoff put it into streams,where it was absorbed by the fish.
