Garden birds .. pecking at mirror in garden? - garden mirrors
I have an old mirror was between his feet in my garden in a position to mimic a window, but for the last 3 weeks has a crazy blackbird hierarchy had always been. Any experienced before?
Garden Mirrors Garden Birds .. Pecking At Mirror In Garden?
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Your Blackbird is its reflection on how the intruder to turn in "their territory", or removed before it causes damage to see himself, his partner might be in the process of building its nest, or even willing to lay their eggs put.
And it is a nest in your garden or in the vicinity.
Although it is a young man of his time in the fight against the invader prevented from fulfilling their parental duties such as feeding the young.
It is known that birds attack their own reflections to believe that it is an intruder.
I'm not so sure that a mirror accessories garden and is especially during the breeding season.
The bird reaches the mirror, because he sees him, another man broke into their territory. The males are very territorial and aggressive attack in the spring to do something else - even a mirror.
Birds do not understand the glass ... is clear, and is a reflection. Both can cause damage, if not fatal, strikes the window.
Attack of the mirror also contains a large amount of energy. The energy needed for the survival and reproduction.
Personally, I take the mirror, or non-strike sticker on the glass.
http://www.duncraft.com/Window-Strike-So ...
Good luck to you!
Yes ... I think there are other birds, and they defend their territory ... or, and I saw it too .... are "dance and the beat" ... Wizards think the reflection could be a female and compete to attract their attention. I have a crystal ball on the ground in my garden and not the same things ... also fun to see!
Yes ... I think there are other birds, and they defend their territory ... or, and I saw it too .... are "dance and the beat" ... Wizards think the reflection could be a female and compete to attract their attention. I have a crystal ball on the ground in my garden and not the same things ... also fun to see!
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