Birds often perceive windows as open spaces, reflective surfaces, or passageways, leading them to collide with these transparent structures. The causes of these collisions can be broadly ...

Instead, encouraged by Cornell’s claim that reflective deterrents ... (That said, birds never crash into the house windows that do have blinds, which I now keep pulled down at all times ...

That's a major problem with all-glass walkways, for instance. Second, when windows are very reflective, birds think they're a continuation of the rest of the environment. It's all the worse if ...

Canadian photographer Patricia Homonylo took away the grand prize with a devastating image showing more than 4,000 birds that were killed after collisions with windows or reflective surfaces in ...

On their journey, birds have difficulty distinguishing both reflective and transparent windows from the open air, particularly below the treeline. Among a sample in the northeastern United States ...

Birds don’t see clear or reflective glass and don’t understand it is a lethal barrier. When they see plants or bushes through windows or reflected in them, they head for them, killing ...