The Unintended Consequences of Trailer Mirrors.
#31
03-30-2012, 10:45 AM
You might cut a notch in the garage wall where the mirror usually hits it and cover hole with nylon whiskers... tricky to get the garage door to jump the gap... hmm.
On a more practical note... you could apply some sticky stuff to the surfaces the birds sit on. As long as it stays sticky they won't loiter. perhaps some kind of 2 sided tape that you replace as the old stuff gets dirty/unsticky?
Good luck hehe
On a more practical note... you could apply some sticky stuff to the surfaces the birds sit on. As long as it stays sticky they won't loiter. perhaps some kind of 2 sided tape that you replace as the old stuff gets dirty/unsticky?
Good luck hehe
You could put some duct or masking tape on the top of your mirror and put the stuff on the tape. It is very, very sticky.
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03-30-2012, 10:50 AM
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Not so much the mirrors as it is an angry bird
So it's not so much the mirrors after all. It's an angry robin that chest-bumps his reflection all morning long... whilst crapping what seems to be 2x his body weight every day down my doors and mirrors.
I tried a window paint marker so he'd see what essentially looks like synthetic bird scat on the windows instead of his reflection. No dice. Angry bird wins again.
I tried a window paint marker so he'd see what essentially looks like synthetic bird scat on the windows instead of his reflection. No dice. Angry bird wins again.
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03-31-2012, 08:05 PM
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