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antsays...*nature
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Nature) - requested by ant.
newtboysays...I grew up in a 90% glass house in a forest.
This happened daily when birds tried to fly through the invisible walls.
It was a jump scare every time when the wall suddenly gonged like they’d been hit with a mallet, drawing your attention to the often fluttering bird dropping.
I loved that house, but hated it every time that happened. 🙁
surfingytsays...we ended up using soap to draw vertical lines on the windows. looked weird but the strikes stopped.
I loved that house, but hated it every time that happened. 🙁
newtboysays...Good idea, but my parents would never have allowed that.
The house was a glass showcase, and my mom a perfectionist (which sucked to live under as a child). They paid a maintenance man to wash those windows regularly, a monumental task because some rooms like the living room had 20 ft ceilings with floor to ceiling glass walls! (Better, from the outside that room’s floor was 10+ ft off the ground, so he needed a 30 ft ladder!)
Just to attract more birds I guess, it also had a plant filled atrium in the center of the house with multiple full sized pine trees growing through the roof, so birds were tricked further into thinking nothing was there. My parents apparently didn’t consider the effects on wildlife when they built it, only their 360 degree views of it.
We moved out in around 82, and today it’s largely been rebuilt with a lot of the exterior glass removed.
we ended up using soap to draw vertical lines on the windows. looked weird but the strikes stopped.
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