Ok, tHERES THIS FEMALE SPARROW THAT KEEPS FLYING INTO MY GLASS DOOR, AND SITS ON THE LEDGE, OF THE GLASS, AND?

Question

PECKS ON THE DOOR. i CLOSE THE DOOR, AN SHE GOES TO THE WINDOW. i OPEN THE DOOR, AND SHES BACK. i PUT THE CAT OUTSIDE, SHES GONE UNTILL THE CAT COMES BACK INSIDE. tHIS HAS BEEN GOING ON NOW FOR ABOUT 12 DAYS. WHAT CAN WE DO? WHAT DOES SHS WANT/

Answer 1

Watch 'The Birds', an Alfred Hitchcock film.
All will be revealed...

Answer 2

Hi there. I think the bird doesn't perceive the glass door as being an obstacle. Put some decals or even taped paper for a week and she will stop flying into the glass door. Have a great day everyday.

Answer 3

I think she thinks her reflection is another female sparrow, and this is mating season, and the females become aggressive towards any other birds they think is a threat. There is likely nothing you can do to make it so she can't see her reflection. We have a finch feeder hung so it's hanging a little ways out from a big window in our sun room, and they won't use it because they see their reflection behind the feeder and think it's another bird trying to scare them. That's all I can think of. Robins do the same thing. Hope this is helpful.

Answer 4

The bird is probably hungry and is used to beeing fed. My mom had a squirel that did the same exact thing because my mom fed it all the time then stopped feeding it. Eventually the squirel went away though.

Maybe you should get a small bird feeder.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

that same thing happened to my sister! this bird kept pecking her bathroom window. then when we came into the bathroom, it flew away and pecked at her bedroom window.
i think maybe the bird was hungry. if you leave it some food it's possible it may be distracted from whatever it saw in your door. just leave it alone. don't shoot it! what's the point? it's not destroying your garder, at least.

Answer 7

ah ha ! it is attracted to the reflection is it possible its a male sparrow ? this happened to me i took newspaper and put it all outside the windows on that side of the house no reflection no robin in my case
it was a male trying to fight for a female with itself all it saw was another male they dont look very agressive but trust me its not seriously hurting itself
it is spring after all

Answer 8

why don't you try putting out bird seed in a feeder in the vicinity of the window? also, put a couple of dots (stickers) on the glass, so that the bird can perceive that the door exists..

Answer 9

Put some seed on the sill and enjoy her company. Perhaps she has been fed by humans in the past and trusts them. I have a titmouse that sits on my window and has breakfast every morning.

Answer 10

call animal control and they will take it to jamaca on a criuse for the best day of her life and

Watch 'The Birds', an Alfred Hitchcock film.
All will be revealed...