Gladys

I have learned a lot here. Thanks!

Xylie55

Shade screen might work.

Xylie55

I thought the same thing.

Crlyn

We have tinted windows and the same problem, not only flying into the windows but sitting on the ledge and talking to the so called bird it's looking at!

Airwick156

We have on bird that almost every day flies into our bedroom window. Almost constantly over and over and over and over to the point that I get mad and just get out of bed.

east side quilter

try useing a sun catcher.

DebbieJJ

Us too. They just fly into our storm door and bounce off, but not so much when we keep the front door closed. I just can't stand a dark house, though, so when it's not too hot outside, we'll have the front door open.

Needlegrammy

We have the same problem day and night .Hitting doors windows and cars. Yes over and over again I would think it would knock them silly.

Roberta

I, after years of waiting, finally had an Oriole come to my feeder for a few days. Yesterday he had a "fight" with his reflection in the window which was cute. Then he landed on the AC outside the window and continued to "talk" to the bird he could see in his reflection. My cat scared him away when she jumped at the window and I haven't seen him since. I wonder if he'll come back, bad cat :cry:

maryb119

I have a big picture window in the living room. Straight across into the kitchen/dining area are sliding glass patio doors. Birds thought they could go straight through until I put up sheer curtains in the livingroom. We have not had any more bids flying into the window.