An estimated 900 million birds die annually in the US from window collisions—about 2-3 per household yearly. The cause? Reflections. When it's brighter outside, birds see mirrored landscapes or their own reflection (especially during breeding season) and strike the glass.
These help but don't always solve it, can get expensive, and moving feeders far away defeats close-up birdwatching.
Birds clearly see the feeder on the glass, fly to eat, then depart away from the house—eliminating the most common collision scenario (departure from feeders). Cost: $12-25 average. Bonus: incredible close-up views while birds eat.
Simple, affordable, effective—and you keep your feeder close for enjoyment. Online bird supply stores offer great selections with deals on window feeders.
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