BIRD DIVERT SAFETY FILMS
Invisible markings change the reflectivity of glass to make birds redirect their flight pattern.
Installing Bird Divert avian window film on buildings can prevent birds from crashing into glass surfaces. This film has circles that are invisible to humans but visible to birds, alerting them to the presence of glass. These markers disrupt the reflection of the environment and sky on the glass, lowering the chances of bird collisions. Besides safeguarding birds, adding bird safety markers to windows also protects the property from damage.
Bird Divert has been tested by the American Bird Conservancy (ABC) and achieved a threat factor of 18. According to ABC, threat factors indicate the relative ability of materials to reduce avian collisions. Products with lower threat factors are considered more effective at preventing bird collisions. A threat factor of 30 should reduce collisions by at least 50% and is ABC’s upper threshold for categorizing materials as bird friendly. Contact us to request a quote today.
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Bird Divert Window Film benefits include:
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
Feather Friendly® is the trusted choice for preventing bird collisions on commercial buildings. Our markers are highly effective in making glass visible to birds and preventing deadly collisions, without compromising a building’s aesthetics or views inside and out. Unlike film coverings, Feather Friendly® markers cover only about 8% of the glass, minimizing the visual impact while maximizing the durability and longevity of your treatment.
RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS
Feather Friendly® window markers are an easy-to-use scientifically proven solution for preventing bird collisions with glass surfaces. Feather Friendly® window markers are highly effective in making the area visible to birds and preventing deadly collisions while remaining unobtrusive to humans.
OUR SKIES ARE GROWING QUIET.
We now see billions of fewer birds than we did only half a century ago. Urban development poses risks to birds, with approximately 1 billion birds dying in North America from window collisions each year alone.4 Migrating birds unfamiliar with their surroundings are unable to see exterior window glass in their search for habitat.
Education and Conservation with a Proven Solution
We now see billions of fewer birds than we did only half a century ago. Urban development poses risks to birds, with approximately 1 billion birds dying in North America from window collisions each year alone. Migrating birds unfamiliar with their surroundings are unable to see exterior window glass in their search for habitat.
