In response to Kyle TePoel's post on bird strikesI have seen the benefits
of Collidescape I bought through the American Bird Conservancy:
https://abcbirds.org/get-involved/bird-smart-glass/. My treated windows
look exactly like those on the ABC web-site. You can see through the
window, to recogni
For home picture windows that are deadly some thoughts. If you feed birds,
place feeders within 2 feet of the window or more than 30 feet out.
UV decals fade after a few months. I have had pretty good luck with Droll
Yankee's spider webs, 2 per package. They do not block the view, but birds
seem
I've researched the issue about birds hitting windows for years. And
Audubon Minnesota has been sponsoring several talks about the problems this
spring, too. The single best solution I've read about is something you can
make yourself from parachute cord ("Paracord") or can get it made for
you--it's
seen several birds head for a window and
then change course.
--Kathy Park
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Subject:Re: [mou-net] Collisions
Date: Mon, 21 May 2018 16:10:53 -0500
From: Laura Erickson
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