Light pollution is a global threat to biodiversity, especially migratory organisms, some of
which traverse hemispheric scales. Research on light pollution has grown significantly over …

Bird–window collisions (BWCs) are a major threat to avian populations, annually causing up
to one billion bird deaths in the US alone and untold numbers of fatalities worldwide. Until …

The acceleration of urbanization has globally threatened bird diversity. Understanding how
birds respond to the urban environment, and what, if any, traits predict this response to …

The Common Potoo Nyctibius griseus is abundant, charismatic and generally considered to
be sedentary across its range. Using citizen science data from eBird and WikiAves, we …

Building collisions are a leading threat to wild birds; however, only those that are found dead
or fatally wounded are included in current mortality estimates, with injured or stunned birds …

Predation of free-living birds by cats (Felis silvestris catus) and dogs (Canis lupus familiaris)
is one of the main urbanization impacts on avifauna worldwide. In addition to direct …

In this study, rationally designed random copolymers containing highly flexible, low glass
transition temperature (T g) segments are suggested as effective polymeric gelators for high …

Collisions between wild birds and anthropogenic structures, such as window panes, pose a
significant threat, resulting in an alarming number of bird deaths annually. Despite being a …

Birds are among the most visually proficient group of animals on the planet; however, their
inability to visualize and discriminate translucent glass structures results in an extreme …

Bird collisions with buildings are responsible for a large number of bird deaths in cities
around the world, yet they remain poorly studied outside North America. We conducted one …