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To: Kalamata

Very upsetting. He was LOUD! He was flying high but don't know if his insides got shook too much. Hopefully not. I once had string going across the length of the windows and that didn't help. The windows span a little over 10 feet.


939 posted on 05/16/2018 2:00:21 PM PDT by STARLIT (I've always won, and I'm going to continue to win. And that's the way it is. -DJTrump)
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To: NIKK

Years ago we kept having birds crash into our sliding glass door. Eventually we hung a vividly-colored windsock, which did help. But with your 10 foot wide width, that would be a whole lot of windsocks, lol.

We are being awakened every morning (too early!) by this persistent huge woodpecker. Just as we’re falling back asleep again, he comes back and pecks again, and so loud. It sounds like an automatic g*n being fired.

And, it’s a BRICK house! No wood! I’ve tried spraying ammonia along the gutters (where I think he is actually pecking) but unlike bears who hate ammonia, this bird remains unaffected and determined to drive us crazy!


991 posted on 05/16/2018 2:59:47 PM PDT by Kalamata (bibleresearchtools.com)
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To: NIKK
Very upsetting. He was LOUD! He was flying high but don't know if his insides got shook too much. Hopefully not. I once had string going across the length of the windows and that didn't help. The windows span a little over 10 feet.

My friends in Ohio have a very large expanse of windows on both the front and back of their home - 2+ stories high. While I was visiting, I heard at least 2 birds hit the windows. I don't know how to make the glass more visible to the birds without making them non-functioning as a window.

1,021 posted on 05/16/2018 3:22:31 PM PDT by meyer (The Constitution says what it says, and it doesn't say what it doesn't say.)
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