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possible endangerment. The report mentions that most birds are killed during migration, both spring and fall, and that towers over 199 feet with lights were the key indicators in the death of most birds, r , Other factors thst ,.were_ mens, i ~ * tioned were location of cell towers in low or often fogged areas.
There is a copy of this report { located in the Rappahannock Library, for your perusal. For additional information on cell towers and their affect on birds, please contact the American Bird Conservancy, 1250 24th. Street, Washington, D.C. 20037 or phone 202-778-9666.
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