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Topic: This poor bird banging into our windows!
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LA44
♀ 38384
Member # 38384 |  Posted: 12:34 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 |     |
So, I googled why birds repeatedly run into windows and I guess it is a territorial thing. They see their reflection, think its another bird trying to take over and WHAM! WHAM! WHAM! But good grief, little buddy...when will it be enough for you? Must have a headache by now!
I have put some things in front of the window but I can still hear it downstairs!
Anyone else?
Me: 44
He: 47 WH
Married: 15 years
D Day: December 2012
Affair: Fall 2009 - Dec. 2011
R is not linear
Posts: 2954 | Registered: Feb 2013 | From: Canada, eh |
JanaGreen
♀ 29341
Member # 29341 | | Posted: 12:54 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 | |
I've heard to put a fake owl or some sort of predatory bird in front of the window.
It's sad. We have hummingbirds that fly into my office building and die. I saw three lying dead on the ground one morning. That's a real buzzkill. 
We're both in our 30s. One awesome 5-year-old daughter. Baby Green 2.0 expected June 2015!!!!!!!!!
Posts: 7182 | Registered: Aug 2010 | From: Somewhere in the South |
tushnurse
♀ 21101
Member # 21101 | | Posted: 1:01 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 | |
Yah I hang papertowels on some of ours that they seem to attack.
Last summer we had a goldfinch that would come and play with our cat on a daily basis. He would sit on the ledge of the bay window, chirp until our cat heard him, and then they would play, he would flutter up and down, and she would slam herself against the glass to kill him, they would do this for about 15 minutes, then he would go away, and then come back in a few hours. This went on from the end of May until the end of October. It was hysterical. If the cat was bored, she would wander over and look around for him too. It was really funny.
We keep wondering if he will be back this year.
Me: FBS
Him: FWS
Kids: 15 & 17
Married for 22 years now, was 16 at the time. .
D-Day Sept 26 2008
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Posts: 9177 | Registered: Oct 2008 | From: St. Louis |
Dreamboat
♀ 10506
Member # 10506 | | Posted: 1:20 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 | |
YES!! This bird brain has been banging the window for about a month now. She built her nest under the deck and now comes onto the deck a couple of times a day to attack the window. It is driving us NUTS. Last weekend DD put one of the couch cushions in front of the window. So what does Bird Brain do? Goes around to the front of the house and attacks a window there! we can't win.
And it's hard to dance with a devil on your back
So shake him off
-- Shake It Out, Florence And The Machine
Posts: 17695 | Registered: Apr 2006 | From: A better place :) |
TrulyReconciled
♂ 3031
Member # 3031 | | Posted: 3:12 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 | |
Robins do this.
It helps if you can get some reflective streamers or aluminum foil on the outside of the glass. They'll stop in a few weeks.
"In a time of deceit, telling the Truth is a revolutionary act."
Posts: 21880 | Registered: Dec 2003 | From: Hell and back, way back :o) |
Sad in AZ
♀ 24239
Member # 24239 | | Posted: 5:06 PM, May 16th (Friday), 2014 | |
There are also bird-shaped decals you can stick on your windows.
May your 2015 be more FUCK YEAH! than fuck this
Posts: 20978 | Registered: Jun 2009 | From: Upstate NY |
FaithFool
♀ 20150
Member # 20150 | | Posted: 1:17 AM, May 19th (Monday), 2014 | |
This ^^^ works. You can make your own with different colours of construction or tissue paper.
DDay: June 15, 2008
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20 years of OWs, WTF?
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to sing in the lifeboats". -- Voltaire
Posts: 18098 | Registered: Jul 2008 | From: Canada |
Pentup
♀ 20563
Member # 20563 | | Posted: 9:56 AM, May 19th (Monday), 2014 | |
Had a cardinal do that one year. I hung some sun catchers in the window to break up his reflection.
Me- BS
Him- FWS (I hope- F)
Posts: 6863 | Registered: Aug 2008 | From: Not Oz |
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