goldfinch attacking windows
 

There has been a male goldfinch attacking our windows (his reflection, I
presume) for the past several days. Is there any way to convince him not
to do this before he hurts or kills himself?


Alan

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goldfinch attacking windows
 

goldfinch attacking windows
 

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There has been a male goldfinch attacking our windows (his reflection, I
presume) for the past several days. Is there any way to convince him not
to do this before he hurts or kills himself?


Alan
He sees his reflection and is after "the other male" to leave his territory.
The only thing you can do is make the window NOT reflective. I've found the
easiest is to use some watered down Glass Wax. Wipe a thin film on the
window (outside) and no more reflection and you can still see out, all
though a bit hazy. This behavior only lasts a few weeks and then you can
hose off the window and problem is solved. If the window is out of normal
reach a sponge mop works pretty well for application

Val

goldfinch attacking windows
 

"Valkyrie" wrote in response to question
about:

There has been a male goldfinch attacking our windows (his
reflection, I
presume) for the past several days. Is there any way to convince
him not
to do this before he hurts or kills himself?

I've found the easiest is to use some watered down Glass Wax. Wipe a
thin
film on the window (outside) and no more reflection and you can
still see out,
all though a bit hazy. This behavior only lasts a few weeks and then
you can
hose off the window and problem is solved. If the window is out of
normal
reach a sponge mop works pretty well for application


I find this seems to be excellent advise, and I plan to implement it
immediatley to couteract a similar problem I've been having. Thanks!

Shelly