a bird keeps flying into your closed bedroom window? Annoying.
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I'm surprised it's still alive.Philippians 4:11-4:13 -
To answer your question, we have a tw0-story house with lots of windows and birds were dropping like flies. My wife ordered these things, from Amazon I believe, to stick on the windows and we haven't had much of a problem since.Philippians 4:11-4:13Comment
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^ What "things" are you referring to?Comment
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Okay, Matt. A little research helped me see what you're talking about.
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^ Thanks!Comment
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We have a coating on our windows that allow birds to see their reflection. The stick on things have helped a lot.Comment
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I got this from AI…
Birds often fly into windows because they see reflections of the sky or trees and don’t realize there’s a solid surface. Here are some ways to prevent this:
1. Make the Glass More Visible
• Apply decals or stickers: Place them no more than 2-4 inches apart.
• Use tempera paint or soap: Create patterns that birds can see.
• Install window film: One-way films can make glass appear opaque from the outside.
2. Reduce Reflections
• External screens or netting: These create a visible barrier.
• Hang wind chimes, strips of fabric, or sun catchers: Movement helps birds recognize a barrier.
• Close blinds or curtains: Reduces reflection from inside lighting.
3. Use Bird-Friendly Window Treatments
• FeatherGuard: A string with feathers that signals danger.
• CollidEscape film: Makes windows visible to birds but keeps your view.
4. Adjust Bird Feeders & Baths
• Move them closer (within 3 feet) or farther (over 30 feet) from windows: Birds flying short distances can’t gain speed to injure themselves.
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