Darisuszw, may I suggest you do a little more research on the subject before making definitive recommendations on techniques for bird strike mitigation. Having worked in this area of flight safety for over 20 years and being an active airline pilot I have found that there are far too many "urban legends" about this subject than there are facts.
Bird380, the best single resource on the issue of bird and wildlife strikes is a book called "Sharing the Skies", published by Transport Canada, the Canadian regulatory authority. You can access this entire book online and download the chapters in PDF format. There are other good information sources, but this is the first place to start.
Here is the link for the book:
TP 13549 - Sharing the Skies - Transport Canada
Enjoy, if you have any questions as you read the book, post them here so all can share the knowledge.