From the song sparrow to the hermit thrush to the Baltimore oriole, birds migrating from the south in the spring and from the north in the fall are attracted by the lights of buildings, apparently confusing a light bulb with the stars that they navigate by.
Cover them with confusing flashing lights.
Mr. Golijov said that in retrospect the statement was confusing in light of their film collaboration.
The bike lane that runs through Leytonstone is just one such example, forcing cyclists to run a gauntlet of oncoming cars, confusing traffic lights and wandering shoppers.
Le Figaro reported that police have to rigorously check witness accounts of sightings from the public as people were sometimes mistaken, confusing aeroplane lights, streets lamps and even lasers from discos for drones.
For more local news, including health insurance companies' resistance to transparency demands, the City Council's heated response to hundreds of school layoffs, a new solution to confusing taxi lights, and Occupy Wall Street's latest march in the Upper East Side, see the N.Y./Region section.
With most voting machines in Kentucky, a light bulb turns on next to the candidate selected, so that even if the layout of the ballot is confusing, the light will alert people to a mistake and give them the chance to correct it.
You're absolutely right that we expect storms /like/ Maria and Harvey as a consequence of climate change, and the way I phrased my note in the text above may have been confusing in light of that.
You can play Sea Turtle Survival, a spinning board game in which you have to avoid raccoons, ghost crabs and confusing house lights trying to get from nest to sea.
This is not to be confused with light-touch stewardship or the mayor as an artful, watchful chair supervising an able chief executive.
