#GlobalBirdRescue
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🫵 You can help save the world's #birds during #GlobalBirdRescue. Join us to rescue & document birds that have collided with buildings. Visit globalbirdrescue.org

In DC, also report window strikes to [email protected]. Alive? Call us at 202-882-1000 (9-5). After hours, call DCACC 202-888-7387 ext.3
A Black-throated Blue Warbler, a Northern Flicker, and an American Woodcock are shown, as well as an Ovenbird being rescued after colliding with a window. Text reads "It is global bird rescue week! Swipe to learn more" A deceased bird lays in front of a glass window. Text reads "Reflective windows kill birds." A window treated with anti-collision markings is shown. Text reads "Make your windows bird-safe. Bird-safe window markings should be: 1. On the outside of the window. 2. Covering the entire window. 3. Placed every 2 inches. 4. Easily visible on the glass. 5. Larger than 6mm in diameter. A live window strike victim sits on the sidewalk. Text reads: "How to spot an injured bird. If the bird: 1. Allows you to pick it up. 2. Cannot stand. 3. Is not using both feet. 4. Is squinting or shutting both eyes. 5. Has open-mouthed or heavy breathing. 6. Has puffed up feathers, or tucks its head under its wings. It needs to be taken to a licensed Wildlife Rehab immediately to be treated."
September 24, 2025 at 11:08 PM
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Have you participated in Global Bird Rescue Week before hosted by Fatal Light Awareness Program Canada?
#GlobalBirdRescue from Sept 22-28, 2025.

Join FLAP Canada to rescue and document birds that have collided with buildings in your community. Learn more, visit globalbirdrescue.org.
August 2, 2025 at 10:57 PM