Where is the back one way see thru panel so the birds don.t see you and get spooked
340521
On the version I received, the back panel was not one-way, it was perfectly clear.
340522
It comes with a roll out mirror that you tape on the inside of the window. Also the instructions say not to use it on a second floor window. I live on the second floor so I gave it to my daughter.
340523
I put it on my laundry room window. The room is small and has a venitian blind on the window . I keep that closed. When I go in the room I close the door behind me and peek thru the blind.
340524
What? That's the point is to be able to see them... they won't be scared of u cause they know there is a house between the 2 of you
1672769
A light covering will work; it's very sticky and effective. We applied it along our wood privacy fence (where our pesky bird would land) and used the tape (reflective aspects frightens the woodpecker).
582990
There might be a bush near the window where a predator could hide. Try moving the feeder higher on the window. We had a cat that would hide in a bush under the feeder then jump up to catch the birds. Moving the feeder higher solved that problem. Also, it took us a few months to get birds to use this feeder, but once they did they kept on coming back.
576317
It keeps out grackles and starlings. But it also keeps out cardinals. Only small birds can get in.
418904
U would have to run a hose to the roof. The sensor would not pickup the birds that far away
239043
There is a tab at the top with a hole in it to run a string through for hanging. It needs to be moving and reflecting all the time in order to work. For me it didn't work for more than a few days. What did work more than anything else to keep the birds out is to hang reflective streamers. They reflect and are in constant motion if there's any air movement.
219685
I don't know for sure but I think the outside, but they did not work for me. Many birds still crashing into window.
402538
Its adjastable, so dont worry the water does shoot out far. you dont need to stand close to the panel.
2173396
It is open. It is rather nice for the price. I had my carpenter take it apart and saw the panels in half and I made window shutters out of it. It held up nicely and they look great!
2048462
No, unfortunately not. I had placed mine on my awning over my picture window to better view the birds feeding, but ended up with safron plants growing all over the ground under it.
939023
I does have very small openings for small birds and should keep the big birds out. I actually had to cut a few bigger hole, so that the cardinals could get in to eat.
21973
Well, you can see through the cracks between the panels...a lot like the cracks in public bathroom stalls. It bothered me enough that I lined the cracks with black duct tape and that solved the problem.
611174
I would say how ever far the reflection goes would determine where the bird feeders go. That seems to be what is keeping them away mostly.
611173
It doesn't really matter, because it doesn't work to keep birds away anyway. When I first put it out I had everything from cardinals to hawks land right next to it. Didn't bother them in the slightest. It is pretty though.
365638
They go on the outside of the window as the reflective covering is on that side. I did, however, accidentally use them on the inside for a bout a year and still had good results keeping the birds from crashing into the windows. Hope that helps.
1523318
we have a sun reflecting film on the window we have the feeder on and the birds can not see inside to see our cat larrybear sitting there drooling, we can see out fine.
841600
Prevue usually has a suggested cover along with the cages they sell online. You would need to remove this cover during the day so your bird could access the playtop, and the edges of the front would probably flare open, leaving your bird(s) vulnerable to drafts during the night. I would agree with Sunny about contacting Prevue to see what their recommendation is.