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Index of Subjects It was suggested that it is because it can see it's own reflection and thinks it is an interloper. One thing that worked for my sister who had a very determined American Redstart banging into her livingroom picture window was to put a floor lamp in front of the window and turn the light on. The bird could no longer see its reflection and ceased the behavior...there anyway. After that it zeroed in on the side view windows of her car to do battle. She hung towels over them in that case. Hope this helps. Gayle MacLean Dartmouth ---- Lynne Perry <perry.lynne@hotmail.com> wrote: > > From: barb.r@eastlink.ca > To: perry.lynne@hotmail.com > Subject: Crow Problem > Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2011 21:37:26 -0300 > > > > > > > > That crow has flown into the living room window twice more and it seems to bang harder each time. Any ideas for something I can hang in the window to discourage the crow? It seems to be getting aggressive. Plus, if I could discourage one, perhaps the gang that dances on the roof over my bedroom at dawn would leave with him. I don’t mind them in the trees along the back of my lot, but they are coming closer and getting bolder all the time. > Barb Ryan
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