If you’ve noticed a bird tapping or pecking at your window every morning, it’s usually not trying to come inside. Many birds, especially during breeding season, see their own reflection as a rival and repeatedly attack it to defend their territory.
It’s a natural but sometimes frustrating behavior for both the bird and homeowners. The good news is that simple solutions like placing decals or closing curtains can often stop it.
Does this happen at your home?
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