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Why Birds Collide with Glass: Reflection Vs. Fly-Through Glass
Bird collisions are a serious problem. As many as one billion birds die each year in North America as a result of glass collisions. That’s a staggering number, but it’s one that we can all do something about. But before you can effectively mitigate bird collisions at your home or business, you must first identify what collision danger issue you need to treat:...
The Latest in do-it-yourself Bird Collision Deterrent Technology
For over 16 years, Feather Friendly© has offered scientifically proven bird collision prevention solutions. Over 6 million square feet of our products have been installed worldwide and continue to be used by a wide range of clients – from homeowners and Zoos to Universities and more. We take pride in listening to our customers’ wants and needs, which is why we’re...
Why you might not know you have a bird-strike problem
As the weather warms up and birds begin to migrate north, it’s important to remember the significant risk glass structures present. In North America, approximately 1 billion birds die each year as a result of glass collisions. In the United States, these annual bird-strike deaths account for 10 percent of the population. Despite these staggering statistics, a bird...
Why Some Labelled “Bird-Friendly” Products Can Be Ineffective
Glass collisions are a serious threat to bird populations and unless we start making urban developments that consider wildlife species, this threat will only persist. Fortunately, there are products on the market that prevent birds from colliding with glass. However, not all of these products are created equal. In fact, some may fail to reduce bird collisions. In...
What happens to birds after a glass collision?
Each year in North America, glass collisions take the lives of 1 billion birds. This startling statistic may leave you with several questions like, why do birds collide with glass in the first place? What happens to them after? And what should I do if I find an injured bird? In today’s blog, we’ll be exploring the answers to these questions.
Global Study Reveals About Half of All Birds in Decline
Birds are an integral part of our ecosystem. From pollination and seed dispersal to insect and rodent control, birds play a vital role in maintaining balance within our environment. However, without proper attention being paid to their well-being, birds could soon become a thing of the past. In fact, according to a recent study, far more avian species are losing...
Why some Bird Species don’t Migrate
Each fall, billions of birds take flight and travel thousands of miles south for the winter. Some of them, however, choose to spend their winters close to home. Year-round, avian species like the Black-capped Chickadees, Downy Woodpeckers, and Northern Cardinals can be spotted across North America. But regardless of whether birds migrate or stay local, Feather...
A Lasting Solution for Bird Collisions at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Each year in North America, up to 1 billion birds will die as a result of a window collision. Migratory species are often lost prior to reproduction during spring migration, while fledglings may be lost while attempting their first migration in the fall. And while many of us continue to advocate for mandatory building standards to prevent harmful window collisions,...
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