Birds flying into windows. Any great remedies?
#32
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Originally Posted by AgapeStitches
How about the static clingy ones for each season and change them out? Our local dollar stores always have them and would last more that a couple of years if you changed them seasonaly.
#34
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Put pictures of owls on the windows. I think just the outline would do. I saw this at Science north in Sudbury.
Originally Posted by Prism99
Our backyard windows face a woods, which are reflected in the windows. I've got post-it notes dotting the insides of a lot of the windows, plus some of those plastic stickers on the outside. I like the plastic stickers, but they get pricey when you have as much window area as we have, especially since they should be replaced every two years.
Is there anything else I can do?
Is there anything else I can do?
#36
My husband said he saw that same cardinal (don't have too many) trying to walk up the windshield of my car this morning. He kept sliding back down to the windshield wiper and trying again. Had to give him an A for effort but it was comical! He's still looking in the windows but he seems to be the only peeping bird I have around here.
#38
Originally Posted by grammiepamie
Hang an old cd with fishing line outside in front of the window. The sun will reflect off it and keep the birds away from the window.
#39
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You may not like owls, but if you could find a lawn ornament about a foot tall, perch him on a post or even your table on the deck - or someplace where birds can see them - birds hate owls!! owls are preditors of birds - birds will stay away.
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