#GlobalBirdRescue
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Each year, millions of birds lose their lives during their migration after colliding with buildings. #GlobalBirdRescue
September 23, 2026 at 7:10 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
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Be part of #GlobalBirdRescue, Sept 21-27. Join bird conservation groups & community members around the world to rescue and document birds affected by window collisions.

Learn more at globalbirdrescue.org, or message us to join our team: birdfriendlyhamiltonburlington.wordpress.com/contact-us-2/
August 2, 2026 at 11:59 PM
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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 lodc.cw@gmail.com. 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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Be part of #GlobalBirdRescue, September 21-27, 2026. Join bird conservation groups and community members around the world to rescue and document birds affected by window collisions to help make our communities safer for birds. Learn more at globalbirdrescue.org.
Make every bird count. Join us for Global Bird Rescue TM. September twenty first to twenty seventh 2026. image of a small, rounded bird with an olive green face and back and a bright yellow belly. The bird is sitting on a stone floor.
September 14, 2026 at 12:11 PM