That's not quite right...evolution takes a long time, selectie survival when an area slowly changes offers enough time for the living things in that area to evolve (which basically means those that survive and reproduce will likely have offspring with similar traits that allow for survival.)

Windmills like these are k*****g many birds because they are necessarily placed in the same paths the birds use to migrate. And when you are told by some anti-nuke i***t that house cats k**l more birds than windmills" to somehow make you feel better, remember that cats k**l finches and robins and other small birds that reproduce in abundance - windmills k**l raptors and cranes and egrets (and bats) - large birds that have much lower reproductive cycles (fewer eggs per clutch, fewer times per year laying eggs). Thus the impact of those deaths are much more deeply felt in the population.

Funny how k*****g eagles is against federal law, unless you're in the "renewable energy" biz and getting hand jobs from the government...
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/white-house-gives-wind-farms-pass-on-k*****g-eagles/


So the "science" sounding witty retort you made is utterly banal.