UW researchers aim to reduce deadly bird collisions on Seattle campus
"We can see where birds have flown toward the reflection in the glass," Bowes said. "We can see their body mass hit the window and their wingspan as well."
Source: katu.com
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"We can see where birds have flown toward the reflection in the glass," Bowes said. "We can see their body mass hit the window and their wingspan as well."
"We can see where birds have flown toward the reflection in the glass," Bowes said. "We can see their body mass hit the window and their wingspan as well."