Keeping Blackbirds Off a Car

RE: Keeping Blackbirds Off a Car Post by thriftmeg (250) | (03/20/2008) Profile | Contact The why behind your blackbird visitors is probably in your email. You say there are no trees around your house, the birds like to be where they can see all around, so your car has become a sort of naked tree :] Get one of those owl or other birds of prey figures you can get at a gardening store and put it on your roof in a different position every day, when your car is parked at home. Take it off before you drive away though, unless you like people pointing and laughing as you drive by lol Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Blackbirds Off a Car Post By Dar (Guest Post) (03/19/2008) If you have somthing that you can attatch a pin wheel to (you know the brightly colored wheel's kid's love and they turn in the wind).Try doing that with 1 or 2.With the brightness and the wind moveing them that should scare them away.Or maybe you can try a tarp or two that can be hosed off.I know they are such a pain we have them in the summer and they are just a large and obnoxious (I did spell that right I hope ).Good Luck I hope somehow this was some help!Good Luck dar Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Blackbirds Off a Car Post by mom-from-missouri (71) | (03/19/2008) Profile | Contact Try a windsock, or put a rubber snake on your car Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Blackbirds Off Car Post by perfumed fan (525) | (03/19/2008) Profile | Contact A female cardinal kept attacking her reflection in my house windows. She did this with such force I was afraid she would break them. I got a picture of a male cardinal(females are very submissive around males) and hung it in a window and she went away. Maybe something like that would work. Get a picture of a cat or bird of prey, like a hawk or eagle, and leave it on the dashboard. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Blackbirds Off Car Post by luvmygingerkids (287) | (03/19/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Can you plant a tree near your house? Report Spam or Abuse