Thousands of birds in Toronto fly into windows and die at this time of year as they journey across the last stretch of their migration, deaths that the city says are completely preventable. “We're looking at animals that have essentially head trauma,” Dr. Heather Reid, head veterinarian at Toronto Wildlife Centre (TWC), said. These birds are part of an estimated 25 million that die in Canada each year from flying into windows. Birds can’t appreciate glass, or reflective surfaces, which... Read this story
