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Month: December 2018

Bird-building Collision Monitoring Efforts Recognized

Bird-building Collision Monitoring Efforts Recognized

This past spring, students from the Ornithology Club at The Ohio State University developed a campus-wide monitoring program to check for bird-building collisions during spring and fall migration. Club co-presidents Kandace Glanville and Tyler Ficker collaborated with Chris Tonra (Assistant

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