How to scare birds away from your garden: more shine, more
Not all people experience pleasant emotions when they hear the trills of starlings or the twittering of tits.
For summer residents, on whose plots fruit trees grow, these sounds are like a bolt from the blue, which indicates that a serious danger is looming over the garden.
The thing is that birds can cause serious damage to crops by pecking berries and “baking” trees.
That is why it would be a good idea to find out what you can do to keep these uninvited guests away from your property.
It will be easy to do this if you remember that birds are afraid of flickering and mirror shine like fire.
So turn the trees in your garden into a kind of Christmas tree by hanging old CDs on them.
New Year's tinsel and balls will also come in handy; they should be covered with foil or pieces of mirrored objects.
In addition, you can hang metal tin cans on the branches, which, in addition to shining in the sun, will also become a source of sharp sounds, which also have a frightening effect on birds.
