21C Bird Repellent Reflective Blinder Diverter Rotating Hanging Wolf (4 Pack) for Pigeons Woodpeckers Gulls etc.Eco Friendly Scare A Bird

I purchased 2 packs of these, (8), because of a Pigeon problem I've been having for a couple of years now. I also purchased 2 of those owl statues from the local Lowe's. In addition to the Pigeons, I have a problem with neighborhood stray cats going along the side of my house. I hung a total of 4 of these owl cutouts. 1 in front, 1 along the side, and 2 in the back of my property. I haven't seen a cat, or a bird of any kind on my property since! I can hear them off in the distance, but they no longer come around. These cutouts are well made, and they reflect a lot of light, with a prism effect of many different colors. They really work, and solved the problem of filthy Pigeons soiling my property and house.

I was having a problem with birds frequently throughout the day congregating in my patio and courtyard and didn't like the mess they were leaving behind. A couple of them also tried to build a nest on top of a lamp outside my garage door. I shooed them away when I saw them and removed the twigs almost daily for several weeks to prevent the nest but they kept coming back. I did some research and found the scare-a-bird option on Amazon. I decided to give it a try and am so glad I did. I hung three reflective owls where the birds were visiting and the results have been excellent. In the nearly three weeks I've had the owls up, I've only seen a handful of birds in the patio and courtyard areas. This compared to more than a handful I was seeing every single day. Also, the birds that were trying to build a nest have moved on. The only issue I've had is the owl hanging in front of the patio is in sort of a wind tunnel. The wind was moving it violently back and forth and it was hitting the side of the house. I looked at it yesterday and it was beat up pretty good. I attached a weighty item on top of the owl and that seems to have done the trick. The wind barely moves it and it is no longer smacking against the wall. We'll see if this is a long-term solution. The other two owls have held up well so far and they look to be quite durable, so I hope they last a long time. To this point, I am thrilled with this humane, easy and low-cost option.

I bought the 4 pack of owls. They may have scared off the Starlings the first day. I got them because the little $#@&#'s kept pulling the vent covers off of my soffets to nest in the eaves. I hung three owls from the corners of the roof and one from a tree branch. Two of the four are ripped with pieces missing. I suspect the Starlings mounted a covert midnight OP to dispatch the Owls. Either that or they got beat up by the wind slapping them against the house.

I have an outside dog feeder that was frequent by a bunch of black birds. I had tried a plastic version of am owl, tin cans and aluminum pie plates but none of them had an effect. When I put these birds around the feeder, the black birds stopped coming around There were a couple of brave ones but once the wind blew a little and the owl moved, they were gone. These worked very well for me and my application.

We have an upstairs lanai that frequently hosted love birds, java sparrows and mynah birds on the railing. Quite the mess at times. After hanging four of the reflective owls we have had virtually no bird activity for the past three months. Strrong Maui trade winds pop up every afternoon affecting that lanai and one of the owls has lost its reflective coating. However, the plastic still reflects sunlight and seems to be effective. Good value and effective product.

I was hoping this product would scare away this nuisance bird that has been mistaking my car for a toilet. Unfortunately the bird continues getting on my mirrors and using the bathroom on the car. Even when I put the owls on my mirror directly, the bird still perched on the mirrors. Maybe these owls keep birds from running into windows, but they definitely didn't solve my problem. Don't waste your money if you are having an issue similar to mine.

The order of 21c Scare-a-Bird arrived on time. I was so excited to mount them in my carport. A week before, a pair of swallows were trying to nest inside. I hung the four Scare-a-Birds about 2 1/2 feet apart. The sun was shining and the owls were reflecting like crazy. I thought, there, problem solved. I wasn't even back in the house when the little campers swooped by, right between the owls! I've knocked down two nests so far. They won't be deterred. I honestly think they are visually impaired. Sorry, they didn't work for me.

We hung these "diverters" from our fascia below the roof line. The acorn woodpeckers were not diverted. They continue to drill holesin the soffits of our mountain home (3000 plus foot level). This week we had a series of thunderstorms and rain. Most of the diverterscame undone from the provided cord and flew about our property. They are poorly made and do not hold up to weather. They do notrepeal any birds. We now have swallow nest on the back of our home under an eave.