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so i suppose one way windows would probably not be counted into that figure then.

Gotta love data collection.

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Something that has not been noted yet is that glass is often reflective. If windows were always visibly transparent, birds could have a decent chance to notice who or what is behind them before impact. Unfortunately, the reflections are often of the sky and clouds, or maybe a fruit tree- as what happened to a poor Western Tanager at my house this morning. I have anti strike decals and haven’t had an incident in years, so this caught me off guard and I have to address it.

Bird condition is unknown, as they flew off. Many birds succumb to internal injuries later, sadly.

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ah yeah, true, reflective windows would be a potential issue in that regard.

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