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Yes, under comprehensive
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What is covered by comprehansive insurance?
Comprehensive Coverage on your Auto Insurance Policy covers for a covered loss that is stolen or damage by causes other than collision or upset. Such as Fire, Theft, Vandalism, hitting a bird or animal, wind, hail, flood or earthquake.
Does house insurance cover bird damage to siding?
will depending on what did the bird do, you see if the bird broke the window or the roof and took your offspring away to feed his young, then no, but if the bird fell from the sky and broke through the wall/windows, and u were able to catch him then...... will the insurance probably wont cover it, but you can sue the bird for every feather he has.
Does state farm auto comprehensive cover damage caused by birds?
It depends on how the damage was done by the bird.
Do insurance policies cover roof damage caused by bird poop?
No, that's normal expected wear and tear for any roof.
Can you stop a red bird cardinal from hitting a window?
yes you do not put a windowwhere ever the bird my hit
How do bat and bird differ?
It's a lot harder to defend yourself by hitting someone with a bird.... Or to hit a fastball.
Is hitting a bird with a car a sign of pregnancy?
No its not its just a minor accident
Who is on the cover of nba2k12?
The cover boys of nba2k12 are magic Johnson and Larry Bird
What is the superstition about a bird hitting a window?
There is a strong death superstition surrounding birds hitting the windows of a home. If a birds hits someone's home then someone in that house will die.
How do you puut valv cover on a 91 sun bird four celender?
how do you put on valve cover gasket on sun bird 91 le 2.0
What and how does Acts of God coverage of an insured car works?
act of god is usually defined as a natural occurring event such as a branch on a tree falling and breaking your window or a bird hitting your car events such as these are usually what the insurance company consider under act of god
What has the author Gary E Bird written?
Gary E. Bird has written: 'The wrap-up guide' -- subject(s): Construction industry, Contractors, Insurance requirements, Insurance
