Oh, these starlings! If they start eating your cherries, it's all over.
And no matter how they fought them, no matter what scarecrows and loudspeakers they used, the birds were unfazed.
But here's the paradox: these representatives of the fauna, who love to eat for free, themselves suggested how they can be discouraged from eating the fruits of the trees.
People noticed: kites frighten them. Someone once accidentally launched one into the sky - and a flock of voracious starlings instantly flew away.
The birds probably considered the kite a threat to themselves.
Having noticed this, some gardeners and summer residents began to tie kites to trees – it, hovering in the air, drove away the feathered flock.
Attaching a kite to a tree is no problem. You can even attach it to the trunk: it will rise up, rustle, and instill fear and trepidation in the souls of starlings.
By the way, in this way the kite protects not only cherries, but also strawberries.
Previously, a plant was named that will help you harvest a delicious raspberry crop.
