You'd be surprised what flies into the windows of rural houses -
examples I've come across include emerald ground doves and graceful
honeyeaters.
I suspect most terrestrial bird species would be susceptible to cars.
Regards, Laurie.
On Wednesday, September 6, 2006, at 08:47 PM, Dave Torr wrote:
Wow - so (excluding cats) say 230m a year - which would scale to
around 20m
a year in Aus I would guess. Windfarms are totally insignificant
overall,
but of course different structures would get different types of bird -
windows would mainly affect urban birds which tend to be common and/or
feral. Pesticides would be more widespread. Windfarms would probably
"target" specific species dependant on location of course.
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