are never good for birds which is one reason David Sibley has been experimenting with a novel way to make birds aware of his windows (though he concludes that there is a more effective method). But sometimes a window strike can result in an amazing photograph, as Nina of Nature Remains recently found out (make sure you click on the pic to make it big).
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We really need to watch our window strikes! I have seen in the past Ruffed Grouse go through garage windows and die instantly! BTW: you seen David’s most recent post? It’s a good one!