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Do Bird Feeders Cause Window Collisions? Have you ever wondered how bird feeders can impact the safety of our feathered friends? In this informative video, we'll explore the connection between bird feeders and window collisions. We’ll discuss why birds are more likely to fly into glass windows when feeders are nearby and how reflections of trees, sky, or plants can trick birds into thinking they’re open space. You'll learn about seasonal risks during migration periods and why young, inexperienced birds are especially vulnerable.

We'll also share practical tips on how to position feeders to reduce collision risks, such as placing them very close to or far away from windows, or angling them to prevent direct hits. Additionally, we'll introduce simple solutions like window decals, films, or screens that make glass more visible to birds. During migration seasons, removing feeders temporarily and closing blinds or curtains at night can further decrease hazards.

Creating a safe environment for birds involves understanding their needs and potential dangers in our surroundings. By making small adjustments, you can enjoy bird feeding while helping protect these beautiful creatures from window strikes. Join us to learn more about creating bird-friendly habitats and how to minimize risks near your home.

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