Studies on bird-window collisions have generally drawn inferences about species’ differential vulnerability from collision tallies. However, this common methodology is potentially biased because the number of collisions may simply reflect prevalence of species at the study site rather than species-specific vulnerability. Building on recent studies of abundance and collision rates, we offered a complementary methodology based on point count data that could be widely applied alongside carcass surveys. Additionally, we broadened our analysis beyond previously applied taxonomic and migratory classifications to include functional classifications of feeding guild, breeding status, and synanthropy. Our null hypothesis was that collision frequencie...
A primary concern for human–wildlife interactions is the potential impacts resulting from wildlife (...
Bird-window collisions are a dramatic cause of bird mortality globally. In Latin America, statistics...
Avian biodiversity is threatened by numerous anthropogenic factors and migratory species are especia...
Birds provide substantial ecosystem services such as pest control and act as indicators of environme...
Collisions with buildings cause up to 1 billion bird fatalities annually in North America. Bird-buil...
Every year, over 500 million birds collide fatally with man-made structures, with window collisions ...
<div><p>Bird collisions with buildings are the second largest anthropogenic source of direct mortali...
Bird collisions with buildings are the second largest anthropogenic source of direct mortality for b...
© 2020 Society for Conservation Biology Collisions with buildings cause up to 1 billion bird fatalit...
Collision with vehicles is an important source of bird mortality, but it is uncertain why some speci...
The second largest anthropogenic cause of bird mortality in North America is bird-window collision, ...
Collisions with artificial structures represent one of the most significant cause of bird mortality ...
Millions of birds die annually in North America by colliding with windows. I investigated differenti...
Recent landscape transformation is associated with the emergence of various artificial obstacles tha...
University of Minnesota M.S. thesis. December 2018. Major: Conservation Biology. Advisor: Rob Blair...
A primary concern for human–wildlife interactions is the potential impacts resulting from wildlife (...
Bird-window collisions are a dramatic cause of bird mortality globally. In Latin America, statistics...
Avian biodiversity is threatened by numerous anthropogenic factors and migratory species are especia...
Birds provide substantial ecosystem services such as pest control and act as indicators of environme...
Collisions with buildings cause up to 1 billion bird fatalities annually in North America. Bird-buil...
Every year, over 500 million birds collide fatally with man-made structures, with window collisions ...
<div><p>Bird collisions with buildings are the second largest anthropogenic source of direct mortali...
Bird collisions with buildings are the second largest anthropogenic source of direct mortality for b...
© 2020 Society for Conservation Biology Collisions with buildings cause up to 1 billion bird fatalit...
Collision with vehicles is an important source of bird mortality, but it is uncertain why some speci...
The second largest anthropogenic cause of bird mortality in North America is bird-window collision, ...
Collisions with artificial structures represent one of the most significant cause of bird mortality ...
Millions of birds die annually in North America by colliding with windows. I investigated differenti...
Recent landscape transformation is associated with the emergence of various artificial obstacles tha...
University of Minnesota M.S. thesis. December 2018. Major: Conservation Biology. Advisor: Rob Blair...
A primary concern for human–wildlife interactions is the potential impacts resulting from wildlife (...
Bird-window collisions are a dramatic cause of bird mortality globally. In Latin America, statistics...
Avian biodiversity is threatened by numerous anthropogenic factors and migratory species are especia...