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I recall seeing a chart one day that showed bird deaths by source. Death by domestic cats were magnitudes higher than any other source.


The Mojave desert wilderness areas are not overrun with domestic cats.

6000 sounds like a lot to me. I have five acres near joshua tree, and while there is wild life the only stuff that seems to be abundant are some rodents, rabbits, and reptiles. It's a fragile ecosystem. There used to be tortoises supposedly, but the roads wiped them out.


The devils advocate view is that climate change will kill them all, so what's really that bad about 6000 birds?


It's not like this is the only method for harnessing the sun's energy.

PV fields for example don't cook the local fauna.




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