Bird singing out my window at 12:30am

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is a bird singing loud as he'll out my window at 12:30am in the morning? Help! How do I tell him to go to bed??

Leave the bird alone. It has a right to sing. If your tender ears can't take this, close your window. Your kids make more annoying noise than the bird.

NP here - they can be heard through closed windows.

[Anonymous]

It's probably a mocking bird. They will chirp at all hours of the night.

[Anonymous]

Your lucky its a bird and not a damn fox. Scared the crap out of me at night. I googled and then found you tube videos that showed their mating calls.

[Anonymous]

There is a mourning dove outside our window making doe-eyes at our cockatiel. She's so in love. He is sort of fascinated.

Not relevant, but just thought I'd mention.

[Anonymous]

Same and another one joins in a 4:30 am.

[Anonymous]

The early morning birds would be the thing that would make me turn my indoor cat into an outdoor one.

No, I don't find their car alarm "song" charming or peaceful.

[Anonymous]

Order these cardboard owl decoys OP. Hang them near the spot and also below the spot facing up. Light reflects off them.

https://www.amazon.com/HOMESCAPE-CREATIONS-Repellent-Control-Device/dp/B01N696TIE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is a mourning dove outside our window making doe-eyes at our cockatiel. She's so in love. He is sort of fascinated.

Not relevant, but just thought I'd mention.

Love it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The early morning birds would be the thing that would make me turn my indoor cat into an outdoor one.

No, I don't find their car alarm "song" charming or peaceful.

Don’t do it. Your cat will kill fledglings and the mockingbird will fly away safely.

[Anonymous]

If he is still present when you wake up in the morning, maybe he will give you your nightgown a ‘la Cinderella.

Wouldn’t that be lovely?? 🦋

[Anonymous]

move

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Consider yourself fortunate that it is not a raven making all the noise! I volunteer at a bird sanctuary where we have a male raven in captivity. He will scream, croak, and squawk for five hours straight during mating season (early March-early June). There is a wild female in the woods nearby and she does the same thing. You can hear them from over 100 feet away.

Dear goodness, let him out already!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Consider yourself fortunate that it is not a raven making all the noise! I volunteer at a bird sanctuary where we have a male raven in captivity. He will scream, croak, and squawk for five hours straight during mating season (early March-early June). There is a wild female in the woods nearby and she does the same thing. You can hear them from over 100 feet away.

Dear goodness, let him out already!

PP here. He is not releasable due to injuries and having imprinted on humans early in life. He's attempted to mate with the female through the cage bars on several occasions. He will also feed her rat heads and brains through the bars!

[Anonymous]

Mockingbirds gonna mockingbird. We have one lately singing all d@mn day, starting early in the morning. I feel bad for him though because he just wants to get laid.