Bird Flight Diverter

Have you ever thought how the low flying air craft’s or those giant migrating birds with low vision avoid overhead the power lines fall in their fly way? If yes then the Bird Flight diverter is the solution. Let us explain the power and transmission lines...

Seeing the importance of protection of wildlife or migrating birds from overhead power and transmission lines National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued an order in which it has clearly directed all states and cities to install bird diverters in context...

Around the globe, the modern standard of living is defined as per the availability of electricity in and around your surroundings. The flow of electricity from the power station to the end-users is only possible via overhead power transmission lines in...

Nowadays the standard of living is well justified with the availability of electricity wherever we go, being it an office or home etc. The easiest possibility of transference of electricity from powerhouse to the end-user is mainly available through overhead...

During multiple research done worldwide on avian collisions, well elaborates that they have the potential to stay away from powerlines only if they are able to identify the said obstacles pretty much early. Many research also specifies that destruction...

Avian collisions with Power Lines is a very effective mortality factor worldwide. Flying collisions are mainly recorded because of these well-known species such as swans, bustard as they are pretty much huge in size and they have very poor manoeuvrability...

Transmission Powerlines creates ample warnings to different avian species, specifically those who migrate in large flocks and massive species with limited manoeuvrability. Raptor species (Tawny Eagle, Lesser Kestrels, and White-backed Vulture) fall well...

The ratio of Avian mortality due to collision with power transmission lines is quite higher around the globe. The incident mainly takes place when these powerlines cross avian flying paths multiple times, during migration, nesting or hunt for food. Most...

Bird mortality from collisions with power lines or electrocution is a big matter of concern, significant when it results in a measurable change, such as population size. The consequences of bird strike mortality can be judged biologically only if it results...

Mostly all avian species around the globe are vulnerable to collision with powerlines due to their poor frontal vision and inability to identify powerlines from a long distance. Being large in size and heavy flight makes it difficult to get alarmed at...