Crazy bird making noises all nite (living in, to relocate, areas)

[anifani821]

Originally Posted by NCyank

This thread is going in an odd direction.

Well . . . I guess we have run out of suggestions for getting that annoying bird to go away!

I am still surfing trying to see if I can find a website w/ suggestions for making annoying birds vacate the premises.

[anifani821]

Here is one woman's take on how to cope w/ night singing birds:

Listen to the Mockingbird

She says that the night time calls are a male mockingbird's love calls - he is trying to find a mate! The calls stop once he and the Mrs. have settled in. I guess that explains why he is moving around and not staying in one spot.

[lovesMountains]

Originally Posted by anifani821

Now, Loves. You and hubby are such lovebirds . . . y'all don't even notice what is squawking outside. Don't try to convince us that's a white machine you go to sleep by. We already know it's a LOVE MACHINE!!!!

Y'all are listening to Barry White, not "sounds of the ocean."

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - dang Ani, you know us too well

[anifani821]

Originally Posted by lovesMountains

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - dang Ani, you know us too well

Just had to play with ya a bit . . .

[NCyank]

Originally Posted by anifani821

Well . . . I guess we have run out of suggestions for getting that annoying bird to go away!

I am still surfing trying to see if I can find a website w/ suggestions for making annoying birds vacate the premises.

Playing Barry White really loud with the window open and the sound of a 'love machine' would do it.

Of course the neighbors might still be screaming but at least you won't hear the bird.

[anifani821]

Originally Posted by NCyank

Playing Barry White really loud with the window open and the sound of a 'love machine' would do it.

Of course the neighbors might still be screaming but at least you won't hear the bird.

HeeHeeHee. Yep, that might drown it out . . .

While surfing on the subject, I found this amusing read . . . seems a Mockingbird was driving these neighbors in Brooklyn nuts at 3 am!!!

View topic - Middle of the Night Bird Noises :: Brooklynian.com | Brooklyn Blog and Message Boards

[Belmarin]

Originally Posted by NCyank

And amusing. While waiting for DH at the dentist the other day, I watched a couple of mockingbirds persistently harass a large crow that must have been too near the nest of the mockingbird. The crow moved to several different perches only to be dive bombed each time by the clearly annoyed mockingbirds. He finally gave up and flew off and I'm pretty sure I saw the mockingbirds give each other a high five. LOL.

As far as I know mockingbirds can only give a high four!

[dennise]

Hey, I was the original person who started this thread. I got a few laughs from you guys response. yes, its a loud irrating sound. I m learning to turn on my table fan to drown out some sounds. I will try to look for a rubber snake. spraying them with the water hose, so far has not worked. boy, do I need my zzzzzzzzzzz. thanks for all replies.

signoff,

sleepless in Huntersville

[HLaw82]

I have robins in my trees that wake me up at all hours of the night and early morning. It's unfortunate but please stick with a non-lethal method. I like the snake in the tree idea.

[anifani821]

Wonder if playing the call of a hawk would scare the bird off??? Would that be playing dirty w/ mother nature?