Why do robins peck on windows?

Answer 1

Hi. I've had two similar experiences in the past & it's happening again. In 2005, a robin kept at it for 2-3 weeks. I had two dogs then. One became ill & passed. In 2007, a robin again. The other became ill & passed. I recently adopted another dog and oddly enough, a robin has been here. Well after a visit from the Vet the other day, this dog was diagnosed with cancer. Coincidence? Scary if you ask me.

Answer 2

It is communicating with its own reflection.

Answer 3

Because the Robin, like any other bird. Can not tell the difference between air and glass. So the bird not knowing that it is glass will often fly into it.

Answer 4

So it can look for food in your house.