Bird Conservation in New York

The video discusses the rich bird migration in New York, highlighting over 355 species that pass through or reside in the area. It addresses the threats birds face due to human activities, such as tall buildings, vehicles, and pollution. The Wild Bird Fund Center's efforts in rescuing and rehabilitating injured birds are detailed, emphasizing the challenges and successes in their work. The video also stresses the importance of changing public attitudes towards bird conservation and the need for increased awareness of their habitats.

What is the primary cause of distress for birds in New York?

• Cars

• Tall buildings

• Trash

• Pets

Where do many of the birds migrating through New York come from?

• Australia

• South America

• Asia

• Europe

What is a significant challenge faced by the Wild Bird Fund Center?

• Lack of birds

• Limited resources

• Too many volunteers

• Excessive funding

How many birds did the Wild Bird Fund Center treat in 2013?

• 1,500

• 2,300

• 3,000

• 4,000

Which bird species is most commonly treated at the center?

• Pigeons

• Hawks

• Owls

• Eagles

What percentage of birds are successfully rehabilitated and released?

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

• 25%

What is the typical duration for a bird to recover from a broken wing?

• Four weeks

• Two weeks

• One week

• One day

How many young peregrine falcons were helped by the center this year?

• Two

• Twenty

• Five

• Ten

What is the ultimate goal of the Wild Bird Fund Center's mission?

• Reduce bird migration

• Change human attitudes

• Increase bird population

• Build more centers

What action is suggested to help birds avoid collisions with buildings?

• Build taller structures

• Increase window size

• Change glass types

• Use brighter lights