What is a mirror?
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What is a mirror?
I saw a finch on my S2K next to the side mirror. The bird does not know it is a mirror and wonder why there is another bird. I find it interesting and just want to share.
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ZDan (06-21-2017)
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Every spring the male Robins in my area (New England) get very territorial (mating season). Inevitably each year a male will see its reflection in our dining room window, and will battle against that other mirror bird endlessly. Banging into the window with its wings and chest. Locked in an epic battle with a foe that never seems to give up. All. Day. Long.
So we tape over the window so it covers the glass. This year though we got smart, and taped print outs of human faces with wide eyes, so he thinks there is a person there and never approaches the window, never sees his reflection. This way we can tape on the inside of window. Much easier.
Neighbors probably think we're weird though, with all the windows at the front corner of the house having photos of faces taped to them. But in our staid, upscale area, my ongoing driveway repairs in all sorts of weather with cars half disassembled probably cemented that opinion long ago...
So we tape over the window so it covers the glass. This year though we got smart, and taped print outs of human faces with wide eyes, so he thinks there is a person there and never approaches the window, never sees his reflection. This way we can tape on the inside of window. Much easier.
Neighbors probably think we're weird though, with all the windows at the front corner of the house having photos of faces taped to them. But in our staid, upscale area, my ongoing driveway repairs in all sorts of weather with cars half disassembled probably cemented that opinion long ago...
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Every spring the male Robins in my area (New England) get very territorial (mating season). Inevitably each year a male will see its reflection in our dining room window, and will battle against that other mirror bird endlessly. Banging into the window with its wings and chest. Locked in an epic battle with a foe that never seems to give up. All. Day. Long.
So we tape over the window so it covers the glass. This year though we got smart, and taped print outs of human faces with wide eyes, so he thinks there is a person there and never approaches the window, never sees his reflection. This way we can tape on the inside of window. Much easier.
Neighbors probably think we're weird though, with all the windows at the front corner of the house having photos of faces taped to them. But in our staid, upscale area, my ongoing driveway repairs in all sorts of weather with cars half disassembled probably cemented that opinion long ago...
So we tape over the window so it covers the glass. This year though we got smart, and taped print outs of human faces with wide eyes, so he thinks there is a person there and never approaches the window, never sees his reflection. This way we can tape on the inside of window. Much easier.
Neighbors probably think we're weird though, with all the windows at the front corner of the house having photos of faces taped to them. But in our staid, upscale area, my ongoing driveway repairs in all sorts of weather with cars half disassembled probably cemented that opinion long ago...
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I had a robin peck constantly at one of my bathroom windows until I downloaded a large color photo of an owl and used yellow highlighter on the eyes. Gone! I kept a large owl decoy on my pool deck to keep the ducks from using it as a swimming hole/latrine. Not sure how this helps our S2000s but owls do keep other birds away.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
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