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Birds are territorial, especially woodpeckers. The bird has accepted your home as his ... you could hang some CD's from strings to attempt scaring the bird away. Fake owls simply do not work at all.

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A bird tapping on a window can indicate that it sees its reflection and mistakes it for a rival bird, leading to territorial behavior. It may also be trying to get your attention for food, water, or shelter. If the behavior persists, consider covering the window temporarily to prevent further stress on the bird.

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This happened to me once. The bird either thinks it looks good (or its reflection is the opposite gender). The little birdie can also be attracted to the reflection of light. Hanging CD's or shiny ribbon can help it go away. I think my little bro ended up shooting it with his beebee gun. That's when it went away. :0)

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16y ago
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It probably means it wants to get in and can't see the glass.

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l think the bird is tapping on his window bcz

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13y ago
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They probably don't see the window

Or they are running from something that's after the bird. A predeter.

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