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How Can I Prevent Birds From Hitting My Windows In Winter? As winter approaches, many of us look forward to enjoying the beauty of birds in our backyards. However, it’s essential to keep these beautiful creatures safe from potential hazards, particularly when it comes to windows. In this informative video, we will share practical strategies to prevent birds from colliding with your windows during the winter months.

We’ll cover various methods to help you create a safer environment for our feathered friends. From blocking through-house views to reducing window reflections, we’ll provide step-by-step guidance on how to make your home less confusing for birds. You’ll learn about the importance of visual barriers, the use of patterns or decals, and the ideal placement of bird feeders to minimize risks. Additionally, we’ll discuss how managing indoor and outdoor lighting can play a significant role in keeping birds safe during peak migration periods.

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