He wants to tell you about an extended warranty for your vehicle.
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They make stickers you can put on the glass to keep birds from flying into it. Might be worth a shot?
As I said to someone else, I don't want to use any that will scare them away in case there are eggs or babies.
I think most of those stickers are designed to let the birds know there's glass there so they don't fly into it. I don't think that's the issue here - I think he's seeing his reflection. I'm guessing I'd have to cover the glass with something less reflective to eliminate the issue.
Might be seeing its reflection and thinking it's a rival.
Poor little guy - that's gotta hurt.
Maybe it'll make them abandon their nest, but I hear these black bird of prey stickers on windows really help.
Not as much as you think, says my partner who does urban bird work. I remember she said something about dotted or lined film...
https://birdstrikewindowfilm.com/
Oh yeah, and you can also get glass etched with the patterns. Apparently a lot of new municipal buildings do it to get bird strike certification.
I know they have some with a spider web pattern embedded in UV or something that the birds can see but humans don't. Apparently weeks really well but it's expensive.
I don't know if there are eggs or babies yet and don't want to do anything that will scare them away.
The chaffinch at my parent's place just treats those as rivals. Because he's an idiot.
Dude is protecting a nest somewhere.
Dude's just workin out, doin body weight exercises.
You see, he doesn't weigh much, so it's a real effort to get results
Probably some reincarnated dignitary from the past trying to make amends. Stalin. Walter Conkrite. Caruso. Lolobridgitta.
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