In the United States alone, hundreds of millions of birds die every year from inadvertently flying into windows. At the University of Delaware’s Cannon Laboratory, located on the Hugh R. Sharp Campus ...

Nestled high above Cornell University’s campus, over 30 red-tailed hawk chicks have hatched, fed, and taken flight. They’re all part of one feathered family, raised by their mother, a hawk named Big ...

A group of students at the University have come together to form a bird strike committee, doing rounds of campus buildings to look for birds killed in window collisions. The committee maps hotspots ...

A call to delete building requirements that help prevent birds from fatally colliding with windows triggered hundreds of calls to stop the change, before city council approved a compromise.

Several weeks ago, I got to see my first magnolia warbler. Unfortunately, it was dead next to a window behind the Tyler Rose Garden Center and did not nearly finish his trip from Central America to ...

Each year in the United States, up to one billion birds die after colliding with glass. In many areas, it’s a two-pronged problem: Light pollution attracts and disorients migratory birds, most of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Birds are drawn to the mirror effect of windows. That can turn deadly when they think they see trees. CCahill/iStock/Getty Images ...

Believe it or not, fall migration is already underway. But it’s a harrowing journey back north for the hundreds of bird species that will fly through Wisconsin. Window collisions are a leading cause ...

When wood thrushes arrive in northern Mississippi on their spring migration and begin to serenade my neighborhood with their ethereal, harmonized song, it’s one of the great joys of the season. It’s ...