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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BB gun, pellet gun, or even slingshot. Bye-bye birdie.

This is probably illegal under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act

Who cares?

I dunno...people with consciences. Non psychopaths.

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Anonymous wrote:Can you describe what the bird looks like so we can identify it? Color, size, and any other identifying marks like stripes, secondary colors, a crest, iridesence, etc. There are at least a couple of us bird geeks on here who can advise you, based on species.

Or use the Merlin app to identify by sound.

Good idea, just remember to force stop or remove the Merlin app when you are done using it. It will drain your battery fast!

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Anonymous wrote:BB gun, pellet gun, or even slingshot. Bye-bye birdie.

This is probably illegal under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act

Who cares?

I thought about posting here last week about our loud bird! I love him and am glad he’s happy, but he sits there all day and never changes his tune. Other birds fly to and from and break up their chirping, but not this guy.

Anonymous wrote:Can you describe what the bird looks like so we can identify it? Color, size, and any other identifying marks like stripes, secondary colors, a crest, iridesence, etc. There are at least a couple of us bird geeks on here who can advise you, based on species.

Or use the Merlin app to identify by sound.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ll take category “Get a Real Problem” for $500., Alex.

It’s seriously time to find a new joke.

+10000 Does PP think it's funny?! It's not it's just stupid.

I hate birds op I feel your pain try hanging those reflective bird deterrents by where it's hanging out.

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Anonymous wrote:Go out into your yard and shout “will some other bird come and f**k this bird?” very loudly, that’s what it’s looking for.

Exactly. It's all about sex, food, territory and dealing with predators.

Can you describe what the bird looks like so we can identify it? Color, size, and any other identifying marks like stripes, secondary colors, a crest, iridesence, etc. There are at least a couple of us bird geeks on here who can advise you, based on species.

You could get a fake owl. But really please just learn to accept the birds and wildlife. People have done so much damage to the planet over minor annoyances.

Anonymous wrote:BB gun, pellet gun, or even slingshot. Bye-bye birdie.

If it is a house sparrow, starling or other invasive species, you can kill it. It has to be done humanely, though, according to the law.

Live in the city where the only birds are pigeons aka rats with wings.

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

Is this that new species of bird recently discovered avians Donaldus Trumpis?

Anonymous wrote:Go out into your yard and shout “will some other bird come and f**k this bird?” very loudly, that’s what it’s looking for.