so theres a bird that everyday comes and crashes to a big window

>>2291495
darwinism
not really a common thing ever since we kept mentals in facilities and crippled on wheelchairs

>>2291498
kinda boring joke. but thanks anyway!

o does anyone have some sort of explnation? dont wanna see this bird fuggin himself up everyday, thanks!

in b4 open the window

>>2291505
Your window is likely reflecting the trees that are in front of it/surrounding

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yes this is a common thing birds do
one does this to my window every morning
they make stickers to put on your windows especially for this

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/why-birds-hit-windows-and-how-you-can-help-prevent-it/

http://www.birdwatchingdaily.com/featured-stories/15-products-that-prevent-windows-strikes/

>>2291508
>>2291513
thanks bros :)

>>2291513
How the fuck is a decal set thats supposed to emulate a treeline supposed to dissuade birds from flying at the window in an attempt to land on the "branches"?

>>2291982
By looking like a different tree. Birds are weird

>>2291982
It looks like a treeline to us because we're capable of abstract thought and trained to see how a thing that resembles something else is supposed to represent it.

To a bird it just looks like a bunch of weird white lines--it can't possibly be a tree to them because it's not 3D and it doesn't have bark.

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>>2291513
>>2291982
just make some bird silhouettes out of black construction paper and put them on your window

simple, cheap, effective