Lights Out Towson University is always working to advocate for birds. We monitor the TU campus for window collisions in order to prevent them in the future.
For those hitting up the beach this holiday week, please be mindful of our little feathered friends aka western snowy plovers. Stress can impact the outcome of their next breeding season, but the good news is that you can do your part to minimize this: https://t.co/AiZ9iGINBz #🧵
🚨ALERT: 500 drones swarming NYC’s skyline tonight could disrupt & interfere with thousands of birds’ flight path during peak migration - leading to building collisions/bird deaths. #LightsOutNYC
If you see drones over NYC, report to @nyc311 - they are supposed to be illegal.
Our birds need LESS light pollution during migration, not more! This drone ad tonight could disrupt the flight patterns of thousands of birds flying through NYC, leading to collisions with buildings. NYC, we need #LightsOut during migration! @LightsOutNYS
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How can we expect birds to recognize human architectural cues? That is not possible, unless we let them know the glass is there with window decals or ultraviolet-coated glass.
Reflections appear to show clear flyways with trees and sky, but are actually glass. #birds#lightsout
This downy woodpecker is alive and in care, but sadly several other birds were killed by this v. misguided pest control project at BK Army Terminal. Many trees in the area were wrapped with sticky paper in a likely attempt to control spotted lanternflies.
📷: sarahvaleriart