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Bird Window strikes account for the death of millions of birds worldwide every year.  Portland Audubon is spearheading a study to determine the rate of this problem in our rapidly expanding skyline.  We have laid out early morning survey routes in 5 areas around the greater downtown area to be walked by volunteers intensively throughout the month of September.   We need your help collecting this first-ever data set in Portland!  Routes begin at sunrise (and run an hour or two) in order to find dead and injured birds before they are removed by scavengers and street and sidewalk maintenance crews.  

We continue to be interested in your reports on dead and injured birds in the greater downtown area that may be the result of window strikes.  To report a dead/injured bird location, or if you are interested in walking survey routes in this very important study, contact Mary Coolidge at 503.292.6855 x111 or at mcoolidge@audubonportland.  
Survey commitment: ~1x or 2x mornings per week from mid-August to mid-October.

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