Some species that require large areas of open habitat are difficult to care for without human intervention. Extensive studies have shown that the majority of nesting birds that have ever been found dead in the vicinity of a human settlement are killed by that have occupied the area for at least the preceding year.

In other large numbers of smaller birds that are not typically found in populated areas have been found dead in the vicinity of agricultural areas or other established settlements. Large numbers of small birds have been found dead in the vicinity of industrial sites or other reliable sources of dispersal.

Large numbers of birds have been found dead in the vicinity of municipal well pads or other accessible such as railroad tracks and manmade depressions in areas with sparse or sparse ground cover.

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