This probably affects more young more inexperienced birds, in our case, the last victim (dead) was a young thrush which did not survive the shock ...
In my opinion when the windows are opposite it is worse ... the bird thinks of a passage.
You have to stick some sticker on the glass. It helps the birds well.
Rain of dead birds in Arkansas, Beebe? Explanations?
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Yes, but I'm not sure we can classify accidents on human glazing as natural selection ... do we?
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dedeleco wrote:Man became intelligent by natural selection, too, a few tens of thousands of years ago !!
And today it's the opposite ...
See the excellent intro of the magnificent turnip that is idiocracy: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ot5h_idiocracy_fun
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