Recent content by twitcher

Hi Lok That's really interesting, and it sounds like something I could easily try if it goes back up. The fixing bracket that it sits in is still on the windowsill, so it might reappear. Thank you for your reply. X

Hi Naty1 Amazingly I went out at about 8.30am in the morning and took photos of the bird scarer then made an appointment to see a lawyer about an injunction that afternoon. Within 20 minutes of my making the appointment she had taken it down, and I had to postpone my appointment. Since then it...

Hi naty1, That is something I couldn't decide about. The metal backboard would be more dense, whereas trees would let some sound filter through, especially in the winter months if they were deciduous. I know for sure that I can't make the fence higher than 6'6" as that is the maximum height...

Hi skeptic, That sounds reasonable, however she has a very high conifer hedge that the birds have allways nested in plus a tree between our 2 properties where she has fed them in the past and occasionally still does (when she remembers to refill her peanut feeder). So the birds are habituated to...

Thanks for your reply Naty1 I never considered the building code inspector angle so I will look into that. I've been trying to avoid the lawyer angle for the time being, but it may come to that. I've spoken with the manufacturer. He's the one who advised me that it's a loop of different...

My neighbour stopped speaking to me over a year ago when I hung a peanut feeder on a large branch of her tree that overhung my garden. I had asked her if it was OK to hang a feeder on there years before, but she took exception to the latest one as the birds could take whole peanuts and they were...

Hello everyone, I'm new here. :smile: Because I feed wild birds in my garden, my neighbour has mounted an electronic bird scaring device on the outside corner of her bedroom windowsill angled so that it is pointing directly over my fence into my garden. :mad: This device is meant to be an...