Bird strike window decals to deter birds, stop birds from attacking windows. It can be applied to home and office windows, glass doors.
The decals break up reflections on the glass and alert birds away to avoid window strikes. Made with translucent prismatic vinyl which captures sunlight and turns it into amazing rainbows to your room.
5 styles, 4 pieces for each style. Total of 20 pieces. The sizes are about 6 inch.
Stick to windows with static, no adhesive, movable and reusable.
Installation Instructions:
1. Clean your window.
2. Remove the backing of the cling.
3. Spray some water on the glass.
4. Stick the smooth side/backing side to the glass.
These clings can be rinsed if they get dirty and reused as many times as you like.
They will not leave any residue on your windows.
kc –
I’ve used these in the past to reflect so birds don’t hit the window and they work so well. This time, however, I wanted them for a different purpose and I have to say they are beautiful. I am tired of looking at my neighbor’s house through my side window. I couldn’t find anything to use that was the correct size for my oversized window. So I bought a few packages of birds. I put them close together in the center of the window to hide the house. I put them further apart at top and bottom of window. It looks like a flock of not quite see through birds that have a rainbow effect when the sun hits them. the window is mostly in shade, but a little sun hits and it’s beautiful. It’s a good backdrop for the indoor plants I have in front of the window. Just lovely
Ac –
Love it,they look beautiful and serve the purpose
AmazonianWoman –
We¡¯ve had lots of birds flying into our windows, so I bought a medley of these sorts of clings from different companies. They all seem pretty similar and work well. I actually have a sheet of this sort of cling that I put up on our other windows for privacy, so I felt pretty equipped for the installation.
With the sheet, the worst part is trying to get the cling separated from the backing. It¡¯s on a level with the most stubborn of produce bags that just WILL NOT come apart when in the grocery store. So the reason I¡¯m reviewing this one in particular mere minutes after finishing the installation process is because, unlike the other clings I purchased, this company includes all of the clings on a couple pages that make it SO easy to remove. I have a little collage going on my window so I spent a ton of time trying to remove and prep the various birds and circles I also purchased separately, and then when I got to these feathers it was a nice little sigh of relief and my nerves got a break.
So I can¡¯t yet speak to their effectiveness yet, but I feel pretty good about it. I¡¯ll update if birds keep bashing themselves against my window despite the clings. This company also included pretty comprehensive but easy to understand instructions.
Emily –
I put these on my patio door to protect the birds. Their pretty to look at too. The only drawback with these is trying to get the backing off to use them. They should have a tab to help separate the backing from the front. It too me a long time to separate them. Very frustrating.
Haylee May –
Only complaint is removing them from the backer to apply to window. They are cut out around the image, not on a sheet. Extremely difficult to separate from the backer for seniors or if you have no nails.
Other than that, so far working and keeping the birds from hitting the window.