UM Study Indicates Use of Bird-Friendly Glass Saves Birds' Lives Survey tracks 69 avian deaths in five weeks, spurring calls for more safe glass ...

Millions of birds pass through our yards during their bi-annual migrations, but they face an invisible killer along the way: glass windows. In the US alone, an estimated one billion birds die each ...

In 2007, the Maltese Falcon used in publicity stills ... Jr. spent the money on a new version of the bird that is behind glass, extremely heavy, and bolted down. Copies of the statuette can ...

While some birds like swallows and finches migrate during the day to feed on the wing, 80 percent migrate at night, he said. Collisions with Glass Over one billion birds die by colliding with ...

Those reflections lure birds that fly straight into the glass. At 6:20 a.m., while coming up the street to meet Kipnis, Dalke spotted the first casualty of the morning. An American woodcock ...

McCormick Place Lakeside Center has wrapped up its latest effort to keep its glass facade safe for birds. The upgrades come in time for the migratory birds now passing through Chicago on their ...

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times file Share McCormick Place Lakeside Center has wrapped up its latest effort to keep its glass facade safe for birds. The upgrades come in time for the migratory birds now ...

Retrofit your windows to deter bird collisions. Can birds see glass? Birds see reflections of habitat and sky or corridors to fly through. Learn about installing bird deterrents for windows to ...

Georgie Ann, the Maltese dog loved to scratch the glass door and attack the water when her owner was watering the plants outside. When her owner sprayed the water at the glass door, however ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The glass buildings that have become popular in downtown Nashville create deadly roadblocks for birds. According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, about one billion ...

Their objective: to determine whether a 2016 city ordinance requiring new skyways to have bird-safe glass is working as intended. Jeannine Thiele, vice president and chair of Audubon’s ...

“We certainly need more data,” Laurel said. As a board member of the New York Audubon Society, Laurel’s continued to keep abreast of the expanding market for bird-safe glass products. She ...