Curious what motivated you to spend time assessing the impact of bird-safe glass on arthropods, specifically, then. Were you hoping to find out that bird effects dominated but found and shared the opposite unsatisfying results? Or maybe you think “here’s another example showing how indirect effects on tiny animals may dominate” and that this will convince some people to also prioritize (i) and (ii)? (people who were not convinced by your previous largely-overlapping posts but might by this one?)
Or maybe you think “here’s another example showing how indirect effects on tiny animals may dominate” and that this will convince some people to also prioritize (i) and (ii)? (people who were not convinced by your previous largely-overlapping posts but might by this one?)
I was mostly motivated by this, but I would not be surprised if my post ends up having a very minor effect.
Curious what motivated you to spend time assessing the impact of bird-safe glass on arthropods, specifically, then. Were you hoping to find out that bird effects dominated but found and shared the opposite unsatisfying results? Or maybe you think “here’s another example showing how indirect effects on tiny animals may dominate” and that this will convince some people to also prioritize (i) and (ii)? (people who were not convinced by your previous largely-overlapping posts but might by this one?)
I was mostly motivated by this, but I would not be surprised if my post ends up having a very minor effect.