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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not sure why so many people feel the need to be snarky about this.  One option if you haven't tried it yet and can identify where the bird likes to hang out, is to get reflective mobiles or strips to hang in the area.  Search on amazon for something like "reflective strips to repel birds". These were recommended to us by a tree company in an effort to stop wood pecking birds that were destroying our trees.  The goal is to make the bird think the space is occupied and go somewhere else.  It won't harm the bird, but also won't keep it from making noise -- but hopefully good get it to make the noise farther from your bedroom window[/quote]

Woodpeckers destroy your trees? Your ignorance is astounding.

Op get a air purifier for your bedroom. The birds are loud at this time of year looking for mates. It's probably a mockingbird. There are a million ways to deal with this and that does not include getting an outdoor cat. They decimate song bird populations. [/quote]

To the lovely human being who wrote felt the need to expend energy accusing a stranger of astounding ignorance: please consider why you would be so nasty rather than attempt to educate someone, but even more, please educate yourself first as to the topic on which you were so nasty.  Yes, sapsuckers (a form of woodpeckers) destroy trees by sucking the sap out of them and then denying nutrients to the trees.  I'd send a link, but you can find it yourself if you are an actual person rather than a troll.[/quote]

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