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Millions of birds die in Finland every year as a result of crashing into windows.
Young birds and migratory birds are especially prone to flying into the windows of houses and other buildings.
BirdLife Finland advises people to reduce the transparency and reflectivity of their windows by using curtains and blinds.
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