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Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
our Newsletter - the Distelfink
Three Upcoming activities with Ours Partners in Birding -February-April, 2023
our Newsletter - the Distelfink
Published digitally twice a year in August and February/March and published on this site.
(A few paper copies are quick-printed for members without access to email)
Christmas Bird Counts
Avoiding Bird-glass collisions
our Newsletter - the Distelfink
Avoiding Bird-glass collisions
Avoiding Bird-glass collisions
Avoiding Bird-glass collisions
Birds don't understand glass and it kills a lot of them.
Even birds that fly away after a window collision, may later die due to the effects of a concussion.
Preventing Bird deaths from window hits is quite possible.
You can take action to prevent this.
Photo above is a bird's eye view of a window reflecting the environment like a mirror
Birds don't understand glass and it kills a lot of them.
Even birds that fly away after a window collision, may later die due to the effects of a concussion.
Preventing Bird deaths from window hits is quite possible.
You can take action to prevent this.
Photo above is a bird's eye view of a window reflecting the environment like a mirror when it's brighter outside than inside a building. Note the netting fastened outside the window with spacing to act as a cushion/net to prevent birds from hitting the glass. Photo By Mike Slater
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