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To: | Judy Corp <> |
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Subject: | White-winged Choughs - how to stop birds attacking reflections in windows |
From: | muriel story <> |
Date: | Thu, 15 May 2014 12:51:30 +1000 |
Hi Judy,
Birds pecking at windows and mirrors are usually attacking the bird they see reflected there.
One of the best ways of stopping the behaviour is to mask the reflection by sticking a piece of paper or shade cloth on the outside of the window or reflective surface. Cheers, Muriel Muriel Story Edwards 5 Tipper Place Cook ACT 261402 62510338 I do not check emails daily so if you need a prompt response please ring. On 15 May 2014 07:49, Judy Corp <> wrote:
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