Thanks, Jim. I was sure there had to be research going on for solutions. I'll
take a look. I am also sure it is not a simple solution. I just hope a viable
one is identified.
Thanks,
Sheryl Rieck
sheryl.ri...@gmail.com
"You can't always get what you want but if you try sometime, you just mig
This is a layman's thoughts on it, but I would think some form of sonic
alarm would keep them away, something that they could only hear and would
deter them safely.
I know some advocates suggest we tear down every turbine, but I question
the motives on this idea, wondering if it's not big oil and
Sheryl,
It's not a simple problem with an easy solution. There has been a whole lot of
research regarding bats and wind turbines. An excellent source of information
is www.batsandwind.org
Jim Kennedy, the bat guy
cavercr...@gmail.com
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> On Oct 1, 2014, at 12:33 PM,
I keep seeing this posted as a 'problem' and it is. I don't see posts that
consider solutions. I am sure there are viable solutions. There always are and
I think that should be the focus. Of course, I may have missed the posts
discussing ways to solve the problem. I don't always read every word.
This has been a big problem for birds for years, especially large groups of
migrating birds.
> From: stefan.crea...@arm.com
> To: texascavers@texascavers.com; s...@caver.net
> Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2014 08:21:22 +
> Subject: Re: [SWR] [Texascavers] To Bats, Trees and Turbines Are One in
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