red shouldered hawk: Why Birds Fly Into Windows and How To Prevent It
- 01/12/18 02:08 PM
Birds fly into windows because they see the reflection of the sky.
I was cooking dinner this week when I heard a loud BAM on the window. I ran to see what happened and discovered a large hawk lying motionless on the ground. As I watched, he slowly began to move his claws and head. After many minutes, he flew a short distance and landed in a bush near my bedroom window. I checked on him for hours and into the night. He was breathing but once the sun set, the bird stayed hidden in the bush and shrubbery. At first light, … (4 comments)
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Birds fly into windows because they see the reflection of the sky. 
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