How do I get this bird to stop hurling itself into my sliding glass door?

That's the question I asked you, New Jersey, a few days ago (click here).

As you say, the bird sees it's reflection as a "rival bird."

Thank you for all your thoughts and suggestions...I've tried several of them.

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This hawk should do the trick. (Craig Allen photo)
This hawk should do the trick. (Craig Allen photo)
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I put a picture of a "bird of prey" in the window (above).

The hawk isn't scary enough. (Craig Allen photo)
The hawk isn't scary enough. (Craig Allen photo)
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It was (also) suggested that I "break up" the big glass window with tape...

The bird is resting...before swooping in again. (Craig Allen photo)
The bird is resting...before swooping in again. (Craig Allen photo)
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...and, if that fails, cover the glass with paper.

No reflection, no bird.  Right?

This bird is...obsessed. (Craig Allen photo)
This bird is...obsessed. (Craig Allen photo)
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At 6:30 this morning, I woke up to tapping on my bedroom window.

I know that sound.

Seriously? (Craig Allen photo)
Seriously? (Craig Allen photo)
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Suddenly, the "bluebird of unhappiness" has had it's fill of the sliding glass door, and has moved it's obsession...

Sunrise to sunset, I have (unwanted) company. (Craig Allen photo)
Sunrise to sunset, I have (unwanted) company. (Craig Allen photo)
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...to my bedroom window.

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