[This_Dude]

I repair wind turbines for a living. I never see dead birds surrounding the turbines. HOW are they dying exactly?

[READINABLUESTATE]

” I repair wind turbines for a living. I never see dead birds surrounding the turbines. HOW are they dying exactly?”

I’m no expert, but could coyotes and other scavengers clean them up?

[Osage Orange]

Many wind “farms” have people to pick the birds on the ground up..regularly.

[Bulwyf]

The turbines kill a lot of birds in Canada too. My company built a big wind farm in BC. I wasn’t on that project, but most of had a good laugh at the whole absurdity of it all. They take more energy to make than they’ll produce in their lifespan, and they are a blight on the landscape. They don’t even make a blip on the radar compared to nuclear, hydro, coal and natural gas. The latter is a great one because we have it in abundance and it is great at making energy.

[9422WMR]

“I never see dead birds surrounding the turbines.”

Maybe you should try looking on the ground. That’s where the dead birds end up.

[familyop]

"I repair wind turbines for a living. I never see dead birds surrounding the turbines. HOW are they dying exactly?"

I frequently see the ground around them and haven't seen any dead birds over the years. The neighbors (farmers) who own the land under them haven't seen any dead birds, either. They said that some odd women from somewhere else protested against the wind turbines and left their protest signs along the roads--signs apparently used for target practice.

[Karl Spooner]

I repair wind turbines for a living. I never see dead birds surrounding the turbines. HOW are they dying exactly?