Most people have seen it: a bird on the ground under a window, lying stunned, splayed, dead or dying. John Swaddle cites studies that say as many as a billion birds are lost to window strikes each ...

Owning a wood-framed house in Upstate New York, I expected to deal with snow and the occasional mouse—not birds attacking or flying into my home. But last fall, after hearing a woodpecker drill its ...

Collisions with glass windows on buildings, transportation shelters, noise barriers and fences are a major source of bird mortality. Public awareness of bird-window collisions has grown in recent ...

Each year in the United States, up to one billion birds die after colliding with glass. In many areas, it’s a two-pronged problem: Light pollution attracts and disorients migratory birds, most of ...

Rochester is a major hotspot for birds. Over 300 different species reside in this city or migrate through the area every fall and spring—some 1 million birds in total. Nevertheless, tens of thousands ...

According to the American Bird Conservancy approximately 1 billion birds are killed in the United States due to collisions with glass windows. You may be asking yourself; Why do birds fly into windows ...

Walking around the University of Memphis campus in the fall, students, faculty, staff and visitors have come across chalk circles on the sidewalk with a date next to them. Sometimes the circles are ...

DEAR JOAN: Over the last couple of months, birds have been aggressively removing fibers from my window screens on the second floor of my house. My screens are not metal, but some kind of thread-like ...

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