Great infographic. Easily navigated. Yes, adopting helps more, but it is crucial to remember your last point. Make sure you have the aptitude, desired and resources required to do it! One thing, I cannot access the links, it would be great to post them somewhere here. #39canimals
In US, the annual birds mortality by 2017 is estimated to be 5 billion birds. If this continues without government reforms and collective societal support, we might lose the rest of existing birds in merely decades. Be part of the solution and join the programs above. #39canimals
The US Fish and Wildlife Service lists 13 threats for birds. 7 of them are collisions with glasses and infrastructure. The top solution in their list is to participate in the bird monitoring programs. Examples are linked in their page below.
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In time, we can make significant impact together if we take stance! The slogan of last year’s bird day was “dim the lights for birds at night.” Let’s not restrict this beautiful view and message to a single day. Extend it indefinitely! #39canimals https://t.co/YKmNx3Awzf
A possible way to reduce the number of collisions is to dim the lights of buildings. They distract birds and increase the likelihood of colliding with glasses. This requires a greater number of people collaborating. #39canimals
Window collisions comes as the third cause of birds’ deaths after habitat fragmentation and cats. North Carolina Birding Trail organization worked on spreading awareness of how to mitigate this issue by individuals. #39canimals
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They mimic their sounds to avoid unnecessary confrontations to make other birds drop their food or avoid other existing ones in the area. Quite smart and practical. Truly impressive! #39canimals
This mimicking behavior shows how adaptable blue jays are. They may seem aggressive to many, but this is probably due to their constant encounters with other predators like hawks and eagles. #39canimals
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You probably already know the Blue Jay is an excellent mimic. Its Bald Eagle imitation is spot-on; have a listen to our Bird of the Week!
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When it comes to this #bird, everyone has an opinion. Are you a fan ... or a frenemy?
Here is a video about a blue jay escaping after being bitten by a cat. Please, consider taking the pledge in the link below. https://t.co/mUYVyYYXrb
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Over 700 million birds, including blue jays, are killed by free-roaming cats. ABC’s Cats Indoor program aims to mitigate this issue by informing the public and working out feasible solutions that are practicable in the owners daily lives. #39canimals
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In this page, they inform us about blue jays, their characteristics, where to find them, their voice, and common practices by them with other birds and their mates. #39canimals
The American Bird Conservancy is a non-profit organization that aims to preserve birds and their habitats in the Americas. It fights issues that affects a wide variety of birds, like pesticides overuse, habitat fragmentation, urban sprawl, etc. #39canimals
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The multifaceted nature of the problem requires fighting it from many directions to ensure success. Otherwise, missing with the livelihood of birds migration put them in danger and restrict their movements, which affects the ecological stability as a whole. #39canimals
Have you been bitten by a mosquito recently? Are you annoyed? I certainly do. My arm looks like cylindrical calzone filled with mini pepperonis, when you look at it from the inside out! I was so close to invest in a mosquito trap but it seems they're satiated for now. #39canimals
The problem is, this only seem to be getting worse as the temperature is on the rise a year after a year because of global warming. This is part of the reason why pesticides kill blue jays even without infiltrating blue jays’ foods’ bodies. #39canimals