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seriously though if you have questions about avian lighting at all this pdf is one of the best resources i’ve ever found. theres still a lot of conflicting info out there in general but this article goes into a LOT of detail about how birds see and the kind of light they need, and my FAVORITE part is that it actually recommends specific bulbs