Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 3月18日 20時34分

Ovenbirds, like this one photographed @marathonwildbird will soon be joining hundreds of thousands of birds for spring migration, racing through the southern United States to reach their breeding grounds in the north. You can help this and other bird species complete their migration successfully by turning off lights or closing drapes in your home or office building! When birds encounter glass, they see the image it reflects rather than a hard surface, so when a building’s lights are left on overnight birds can easily get disoriented. Several Audubon groups like @houstonaudubon have convinced their local governments to turn off overnight light fixtures during the spring migration through the Lights Out Initiative. Click the link in my bio to learn more about how you can make your home and office space bird-friendly!

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salthavenwest Great post! Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers like us see a lot of window strike patients during migration. Thanks for posting about helping them !

buzznsparks Great work re getting the lights turned off. I didn’t know that would affect birds as they migrate. Great info.

radical_hiccup3 Oven birds are named after their oven shaped nests they make on the ground

kachristman Way to go Houston! Thanks for helping migrating ovenbirds and others!

harsh_univers The Deep hope with love without fear in the eye 😍😍😘

dsamargian Thank you. And what a sweet shot of this ovenbird!

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