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Unread 04-24-2018, 01:25 PM   #39
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Many birds fly into windows and other highly reflective structures at night during migration and it is not clear why. During the day, I always thought it was because of a reflection that led them to believe there was a way to go. They don't always die either. I've seen lots of birds crash into a window and were only stunned, and then recover and fly on their way.
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