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Experts say up to a billion birds die yearly from collisions with buildings, often due to lights or glass. However, architects are now using bird-friendly glass, and awareness campaigns are helping create safer spaces for migrating birds, David Pogue reports. cbsn.ws/4d2vJt3

Bryant park lawn has the usual common yellow throat warblers, a northern waterthrush, and a blackpoll warbler. An American kestrel is hunting (so far unsuccessfully). #birdcp

Tennessee warbler slip-sliding away at Montrose Point in Chicago

Decent numbers of American redstarts (at least 6) in Madison Square Park this morning: a nice result in a park where I haven’t seen high warbler counts for a while. #birdcp

Connecticut warbler continues on the Bryant Park lawn, which is currently roped off #birdcp

Connecticut warbler stalking its prey in the jungles of Bryant Park this morning #birdcpp

Nashville warbler at Montrose Point in Chicago last week

Female-type indigo bunting, sparrow rock #birdcp

Field sparrow, pinetum #birdcp

Coyote near CPW and 90th, heading north within the park. Looked healthy and fast 👍

Madison Square Park has birds today: Common yellowthroat, ovenbird, magnolia, American redstart, blackpoll warblers. Swamp, white-throated, and song sparrows. Many yellow-bellied sapsuckers (missing earlier this week). Good migration night? #birdcp

Hooded warbler putting on a show at dusk last week near Central Park’s Swedish Cottage. Thanks for the alerts, especially Robert DeCandido PhD! #birdcpp

Report of an injured woodcock on 32nd Street between 5th and 6th Avenues, on the north side of the street. I’ll be there later today, but if someone can help please do Wild Bird Fund #birdcp

We got em bois!