Appreciate your point as there's solid numbers about avian deaths of birds from cats vs turbines. There's a fair point about larger birds of prey who have smal

Appreciate your point as there's solid numbers about avian deaths of birds from cats vs turbines. There's a fair point about larger birds of prey who have smaller populations (and quite possibly longer breeding times). I think it's a valid point, vs the isolated number of birds killed by turbines used as a reason against wind resource. Also have to factor in the amount of deaths caused by air pollution, humans or otherwise.