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DIM THE LIGHTS TO KEEP BIRDS SAFE

Spring migration season for birds is right around the corner. Birds can fly for thousands of miles, and you can do your part to help them travel safely. Many migratory birds, like the indigo bunting, common yellowthroat, and Swainson’s thrush, get confused by artificial light and glass, which causes them to collide with windows. One way you can help minimize that hazard at home is to talk to your family about dimming or turning off any unnecessary outdoor lighting. You can also set lighting on timers so any outdoor lights aren’t on all night. Besides benefiting birds, your family will also be saving energy—and money on electricity!…

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