How to Protect Your Harvest from Birds: Here's What to Hang on Trees
Flocks of sparrows, jackdaws, starlings and other birds pose a real threat to your harvest.
Summer residents, whose plots are subjected to such “attacks” year after year, know that it is not so easy to scare away birds.
Fortunately, there is one proven method that will protect your lovingly grown fruits one hundred percent.
According to this method, pieces of onions should be hung on the branches of trees growing in the garden.
You must admit that this option is budget-friendly, and according to plant growers, it does its job perfectly.
The whole point is that birds have an increased sensitivity to various kinds of aromas.
And the smell that the bulbs emit, which some people consider pleasant, is perceived by birds as a real stench.
By the way, onions can be hung not only on tree branches, but also on corn or grapes - all crops will be under reliable protection.
