Collision with the blades rarely happens. Birds usually collide with the tower itself, because they get disturbed and try to flee. Towards the sky, which their evolutional programming has identified as "the light".
That's why lots of wind turbines today are painted in different shades of green and brown on the lower part of the tower.
shiggerino|10 years ago
Also birds and bats that collide with the blades, many of which are endangered.
Tomte|10 years ago
Collision with the blades rarely happens. Birds usually collide with the tower itself, because they get disturbed and try to flee. Towards the sky, which their evolutional programming has identified as "the light".
That's why lots of wind turbines today are painted in different shades of green and brown on the lower part of the tower.