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“It’s especially satisfying knowing that wherever we walk on any particular day, we will surely see something that catches our eye or ear, whether it’s the unusual sighting of a Caspian tern floating over Union Bay or hearing the distinctive staccato call of a kingfisher staking out a pond.”

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5. Embrace natural materials this fall for festive decorations.

4. Turn off lights at night. Most migratory birds travel at night using celestial cues for navigation. Artificial light can disorient them and expose them to additional hazards.

3. Keep cats indoors. Outdoor cats are the leading cause of bird mortality in the United States, killing up to 4 billion birds every year in the U.S.

2. Decorate your windows. Window decals and decorations on the exterior of the glass can reduce window collisions! Decorate your windows with seasonal decals, or draw custom designs on the outside with a bar of soap.

1. Avoid fake spider webs. These can entangle and trap birds, insects, bats, and other wildlife.