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I was on the couch watching the animal shows I so enjoy on Sunday =
mornings, at about 9:30 and could see something coming in at a fairly =
good speed, plow into the window and drop like a stone. I brought the =
little bird in, but it died shortly after. I think it was a black and =
white warbler. Others that have hit the picture window, have generally =
come from the feeders about 10 feet away in the maple tree so they =
aren't flyng quite as fast as this little one. Between the crows and =
being away, there was nothing in the feeders. I used to have another in =
the crab tree a bit closer and off to the side of the window but had to =
get rid of it because of the crows. I'll try to put something back =
there. If they stop at the feeder, t hey might not see the picture =
window from the same angle and not fly into it. This poor little soul is =
the first fatality.
I know there has been discussion about how to keep birds from flying =
into large glass windows but I don't remember if any definitive solution =
was offered
Just curious if there are any ideas as this likely won't be the last =
time it happens.
Thx
Joyce
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>I was on the couch watching the animal shows I =
so enjoy on=20
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fairly good speed, plow into the window and drop like a stone. I brought =
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little bird in, but it died shortly after. I think it was a black and =
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warbler. Others that have hit the picture window, have generally come =
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feeders about 10 feet away in the maple tree so they aren't flyng quite =
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as this little one. Between the crows and being away, there was nothing =
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feeders. I used to have another in the crab tree a bit closer and off to =
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side of the window but had to get rid of it because of the crows. I'll =
try to=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>Thx</FONT></DIV>
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