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Reducing Bird Fatalities From Window Collisions

$2,589
51%
Raised toward our $5,000 Goal
55 Donors
Project has ended
Project ended on November 10, at 11:55 PM EST
Project Owners

Susan S.

Leslie

$50

Nov 21, 2017

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 10, 2017

Zoe

Carroll

$25

Nov 10, 2017

Lynn Kowalewski

In Memory of Paul Kowalewski

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 10, 2017

Sandy

Torget

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 10, 2017

John

Torget

$57

Nov 10, 2017

Anonymous

$24

Nov 09, 2017

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 09, 2017

Nicole

Oliver

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 09, 2017

Dave

Morton

$24

Nov 09, 2017

Valerie

Wessel

$10

Nov 09, 2017

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 09, 2017

Christopher Ayers

In Memory of dead birds.

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 08, 2017

Anonymous

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 08, 2017

Laura

Wedi

$16

Nov 06, 2017

Bob

Olfenbuttel

$129

Nov 06, 2017

Anna Mitchell

In Memory of Glen H. Mitchell

$25

Nov 06, 2017

Lisa

Whalen

$20

Nov 06, 2017

Colleen

Olfenbuttel

$57

Nov 04, 2017

suzanne

glasson

$7

Nov 03, 2017

Scott & Michelle

Klopfer

Undisclosed Amount

Nov 03, 2017

Linda

Hubbs

$57

Nov 02, 2017

Elizabeth Haley

Olsen-Hodges

$30

Nov 02, 2017

Arvind Panjabi

In Honor of All the birds that have lost their lives to window collisions

$16

Nov 01, 2017

Becky Keller

In Honor of Becky Schneider

$24

Oct 31, 2017
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$7

Ruby-throated Hummingbird

This species had the greatest number of observed window kills. Your $7 donation will support our work for approximately the cost of five pounds of birdseed.

$16

Dark-eyed Junco

Dark-eyed juncos are winter visitors that frequently fall victim to reflective glass. Your $16 contribution will help reduce window strikes - one of many threats to migratory birds.

$24

Cedar Waxwing

Cedar waxwings travel in flocks, leading to group collisions with windows. Your donation of $24 will cover the cost of a student researcher for a day.

$57

American Robin

American robin fledglings are particularly susceptible to collisions with reflective glass. Your donation of $57 provides $1 for each of the bird species identified in our pilot project.

$129

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

Woodpeckers like the yellow-bellied sapsucker are often fooled by reflections of lone trees . Your donation of $129 will cover the cost of an undergraduate researcher for a week.

$242

Common Nighthawk

Common nighthawks are just one of the species in dramatic decline. We documented 242 different individual bird deaths in one research park during our pilot study. This giving level recognizes each of those fatalities with a $1 donation.

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