Under the Personal Auto Policy, glass breakage caused when a bird collides with the windshield is covered by:

Specified perils coverage is a limited form of comprehensive coverage that only covers certain listed risks. While it may include some types of non-collision damage, it does not universally cover all incidents, such as a bird colliding with the windshield. Therefore, it does not offer the broad protection provided by other than collision coverage.

Collision coverage applies specifically to damages resulting from a collision with another vehicle or object, including rollovers. Since the damage from a bird strike does not involve a collision with another vehicle, this type of coverage would not apply in this scenario, making it an incorrect choice.

Supplementary payments coverage is not a type of damage coverage but rather provides extra benefits such as coverage for legal fees or costs associated with bonds in certain situations. It does not cover physical damage to the vehicle itself, such as glass breakage from a bird collision, and is thus not applicable here.