can you see from inside the house as the birds are making their nest?
815182
Yes, that is the whole point of the clear plexi back on this. My grandmother has had nests in hers for the past two years... I think in winter the birds may even get a bit of extra warmth from the window. Can easily be taken apart to clean between seasons.
815183
yes it's a clear plastic backing on the side that sits against your window.
815184
Yes you view through your home window right into the bird house! No bird has even looked at mine I would place on a fence away from the window or use in a window were there is not much activity
1120848
I have not seen one yet. The bird house is really cute, and I hope someone will decide to move in.
1885888
could, if bird is smart enough and has enough dexterity to push roof open to get beak inside. did not see that happen in our yard. our lazy birds just wait for the squirrels to fumble the peanuts, then swoop in.
1257618
Light comes into the birdhouse from the front hole giving you enough light to see the birds hatch and grow.
282831
Yes we have had good luck with the bird house. We have blue birds in the house now.
2219771
If you are lucky, never. Once the birds move in, you have to worry about the air temperature remaining stable because the walls aren't thick enough, the suction cups not failing when the birds are moving around inside and of course, you can't use the room the box is hung on because movement behind the box through the window will discourage the birds too. (Yeah... they didn't mention THAT in the ads, did they?)
511845
Yes, the back of the birdhouse is plexiglass with suction cups to attach the birdhouse to the window. I recommend taping a piece of construction paper (at the top only) on the inside of the window to give them some privacy, but allowing you to lift the flap occasionally to see what is going on in there!
255688
I personally haven't experienced emus trying to infiltrate my house through my roof, but I would suspect not. If they can tear through your roof, they can probably get through this stuff too. I'd develop a more effective defense against these wild birds if I was you... Wait, you are talking about the large flightless bird are you not?
851904
This house is for nesting.... which I have had birds in it 1/2 hour after I put it up.... think I have had about 3 sets of babies in there so far..... Also have birds using it in the Winter here in Canada
931361
The motion will and maybe the noise will as well. I know when I check my IZON looking out my back window facing my shed, I can hear the birds outside. You can set the intensity of the noise to where it would start recording. I love it. I hope this helped.
1721372
I don't think so. The birds can probably see the screen. The windows that I have added these decals to hardly ever have bird hits anymore. They work well.
1037491
To focus, you have to loosen the tiny phillips head screw, then turn the lens in and out for focus. It's hard to get it right, and once you have birds in the nest you can't really fiddle with it until they are gone. But try to get as far away from the actual nest as possible. (I was only able to see the moms shoulder as she built the nest on the same side as the camera. So go for the roof if you can.)
865476
Yes, my senegal can see out and she loves that. People can see in too, but there is some privacy for the bird -- its not perfectly transparent.
1625487
Yes, they can see in at night when the lights are on, but not very clearly. Cloudy days they cannot see in either.
1375508
Anywhere there's a breeze. Birds have really good vision; they will definitely see the tape. The tape also makes a snapping sound - an added deterrent. Good luck!
1508605
It's been flawless and superb ... However, so far we've used it exclusively for bird watching from inside our house looking outside.
1615143
You would have to attach a pole mount to the house.The pole would have to be long enough so to position the house at the appropriate height for Bluebirds, or whatever type bird for which the house is intended.