Artificial lighting makes birds late for breakfast


Blackbird by John Harding
In early January 2014, almost 3,500 people recorded the time at which the first ten species arrived in their gardens to feed one morning for the BTO Garden BirdWatch ‘Early Bird Survey’. The newly published results show birds arriving later in both rural and urban areas with more artificial lighting.
View the original article at http://www.bto.org/news-events/news/2015-12/artificial-lighting-makes-birds-late-breakfast

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