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Crazy bird

Einhard · 2010-12-06 05:27:04

I was in my living room the other day when a small, grey & black bird flew into the window, and then, from the ledge, began to jump into it repeatedly. When I went over he flew off. This happened again a few hours later. And the next day. And every day this week! Little bugger seems determined to break my window! Any ideas…

06-12-2010 5:27am

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Einhard

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I was in my living room the other day when a small, grey & black bird flew into the window, and then, from the ledge, began to jump into it repeatedly. When I went over he flew off. This happened again a few hours later. And the next day. And every day this week! Little bugger seems determined to break my window! Any ideas on what he's up to? I thought at first he hadn't noticed the window and thought it was open air, but that doesn't explain him coming back every day since.

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#2 06-12-2010 6:51am

Mothman

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Territorial behaviour. It is trying to chase off the "intruder" which is its reflection. I have had problems trying to break this habit with the bird moving to another window!

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