<ul><li>A trial conducted by Windracers, a UK-based drone manufacturer, has shown that wild bird colonies are not disturbed by drones.</li><li>The trial took place in Scotland's remote Orkney Islands, where the drones completed multiple autonomous flights over several weeks.</li><li>Ornithologist Dr. Roy Armstrong and ecologist Caitlin Henderson observed that the birds showed no signs of distress and did not scatter due to the drone presence.</li><li>The study is part of Windracers' goal of establishing broad drone deliveries to communities in need, ensuring minimal impact on wildlife.</li></ul>

Trial Shows Wild Bird Colonies Not Disturbed by Drones

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