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AnnoyingTurd Bird

14 years ago

Help!! I need suggestions. We have a male bluebird that has pecked and pooped on our car mirrors, windows, roof, house windows and doors, you name it, non-stop for 2 weeks!!!

We've folded in and covered the car mirrors to no avail. He squeezes between the folded mirror and car and keeps on going. He is so used to us chasing him away that he is no longer scared of us, he just goes to another car or the other side of the car when we approach.

He even sits on the front porch and watches us! This morning, he had 3 juveniles with him on the porch.

We hung small mirrors up in the trees but he only wants the car and house.

Any ideas before my husband makes me take down the boxes and feeders? Thanks!

Comments (3)

  • 14 years ago

    i had a male cardinal that did this.

    it won't last forever. he is trying to chase off the "other bird" he sees in the mirror (they don't call 'em "bird brain" for nuthin'!). does he have a mate and are they nesting? if so, when the eggs hatch, he will be too busy feeding babies to bother with that "other bird". at least, that has been my experience.

  • 14 years ago

    Thanks Ninapearl. We had a pileated woodpecker that sat and stared at his self in our car mirrors everyday for over a year! But, he didn't peck and mess on the car, thank goodness. But I've never had a blue do this. I hope he doesn't hand around that long :)

  • 14 years ago

    Send him here, I am happy to let him poop on my car! :)

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