Bird Reflector, Single-Sided Design Bird Reflective Devices with Owl Eye for House Windows Garden - Set of 5

I’ve had no woodpecker problems since I put these up along with a few other deterrents. Like my said filled Hawk that sits on a tree stump in my yard. Also a flying light weight hawk hanging from a metal 6ft plant holder at the other side of the house. No more jack hammer wake up at 530am/6am. I’m retired and if I want to sleep in (which I rarely do) I’m not startled awake. And no cedar shake siding damage 👍👍👍

Have one feral cat that I have fed outdoors for 3 years. This year black birds have swooped in and devouring the food, and also pooping all over. Have tried, scare tape, large goose, scarecrow, and now these, and nothing is working. I live alone and have very limited mobility, so I can't move food to another place.

I hung these five items on my patio because we had birds trying to build nests there. As long as there was a strong breeze, the birds seemed to stay away for a while. However, when there was no breeze or just a minor breeze, the birds returned. These hanging devices have the design on only one side; the other side is white. I decided to put two items back-to-back on their hanging hooks so regardless of which way they were hanging, a bright design would always be facing outward. Since there are only five items in this package, I could only do two sets back-to-back. As it turned out, the two sets worked well to keep the birds away. If these came with the bright design printed on both sides of each device, I'd rate it 5 stars.

Well made and stays in the tree, but they did not work to keep the robins out of my cherry tree.

Update: Re-ordered. Only issue, they fade. Need to be replaced annually, but they do work. I used to use the holographic tape but these are awesome! Keep the birds away.

The fading of colors may have contributed to the apparent infectiveness of these bird repellers. Don’t waste your money. The manufacturer could have used UV proof paint. Poor quality

I had a problem of keeping the birds from building a nest on my awning and these have really kept them away. Very easy to hang

I have them strung across my yard swing frame in an attempt to keep the blasted birds from ruining the seat every single day. Since the backs are plain white, if the wind isn't blowing there's nothing to see. They should at least have been silvered to reflect light. I even handpainted ugly eyeballs on the backs, they apparently aren't scary either. perhaps if they were on a swivel?? but the big flat circles just keep them mainly in one direction.