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Tap-tap-tap-tap. The sound of a bird pecking on wood can be a fun invitation to do some bird-watching—that is, if you’re out on a hike in the great outdoors. But if you notice the sound’s a little too close to home, it could potentially mean that birds are pecking at...

A window screen can be a great way to enjoy the temperature outdoors without the subsequent invasion of insects that often comes with opening a window. But sometimes it’s not the insects you have to worry about—it’s the birds. Birds can peck at the screens, causing damage and disrupting your most peaceful views of nature. This strange behavior can cause a lot of havoc in your home and even damage the quality of your screens and windows. Here are a few tips on how to keep birds away from window screens in a safe and legal way.

Everyone wants birds to have a home… until they move into yours. Birds that nest in your roof can cause damage, dislodge shingles and even lead to unsightly bird droppings in hard-to-reach areas. It’s important not to interfere with bird nests that are already in place, which can be against the law. You need a safe way to keep birds from nesting in your roof without harming them. The best way to solve this problem? Think ahead. Here’s how to stop birds from nesting in your roof.

You don’t want to see it. The birds don’t want to do it. But birds sometimes don’t know better than to attack a window. Unfortunately, this puts the birds at risk for injury, not to mention the potential damage to your home. So, how are we to stop birds from attacking windows? Here are a few safe and natural ideas to prevent birds from flying into windows.