Can you see through it enough to see the birds nest in the darkened birdhouse, or do you need to have a light on in your house to see the birds?
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don't know. it was a gift. haven't checked on it. but it's being used in northern Michigan and with this weather I doubt they have even mounted the birdhouse yet.
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Light comes into the birdhouse from the front hole giving you enough light to see the birds hatch and grow.
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The one-way is designed so that when the light is brighter outside than inside, the birds cannot see through it. During the day, my grand-daughter and I can stand up against the window and the birds do not seem to be disturbed. However, without an outside light of some source (for me it is the security light, which burns 1/2 unless movement is detected) you cannot see inside the birdhouse. When the house lights are on, and it is dark outside, I cannot view the birds nest.
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Hey JB, We have finches, we have put the light bulb in a photo fixture in which it is recessed, we just put this on the top of our cage and the birds love it. In this dynamic it shines down over the entire cage with a distance range of probably 8 - 20 inches. On a perch 8 eating at the bottom of the cage 20.Hope this helps - have a grand day and do good things.
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Hi you can see through it to the outside and if the inside light is on they can see you. If dark inside they cannot see you but you can see out. My neighbor I have been blocking is now in prison so I took the film off. I expect in less than a year it will be put up. Negative is you can see inside at night if a light is on. Good thing to remember.
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Only Somewhat, You can see through it but not enough to tell what you are looking at. It is like seeing a shadow. It does what we wanted.
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Yes, the back is open for viewing. There is not, however, a mirrored film to go across it (so you can see the birds, but they can't see you).
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Dlee the glass is black/light, you can clearly see through the window. The lights go off/on during it's cook time so you will definitely be able to "see thru" the glass. This is a fantastic product I love it. Please feel free to ask other questions
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Well, I tried it out in my bedroom but had to turn the lights off to see it clearly. And we have to wait until the sun goes down to use it outside. So I would say no.
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If you are using it in an average lighted room it blocks the light. However, I just held it up to the window and to a light bulb and light does show through.
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Only below. But the light is pretty bright and should allow you to see through items like leaves. Hope this helps
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We placed ours at outside edge of large picture window, and keep the drape partially closed so they do not see through back. So far have only saw one small bird checking it out but no residents so far. Its a great idea, but I would like to hear from someone who actually has birds actually using the birdhouse.
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You can see out at night though slightly darker. The film reflects so that it is harder to see in during the day however that is also dependednt on the amount of light inside the house.
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You can see through the growler just as you would any other growler . Hold it up to the light and you can see . This growler is a lighter tint than my others. Hopefully this was helpful to you
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During the day you can see out (not perfectly!) but someone outside cannot see you inside. At night, if you have lights on inside someone outside could see you (not perfectly).
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Hello Deb,With the exception of the holes in the front for birds to enter, this birdhouse is a sealed, solid wooden structure, and unfortunately cannot be opened. Thank you very much for your question! Please let us know if there is anything else we may help you with.Have a great day,Meghan CoyneCustomer ServiceMade in Oregon1-866-257-0938
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A bird could see you in the house, but I haven't had a bird nest in mine, so I don't know if they'd get scared off.
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I would say some light is able to pass through the walls. They are an oxford material similar to a wind breaker. The top cover is heavier and coated with PVC so the top cover will probably keep most light out.
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Not sure, early spring I guess. I didn't get anything. Maybe I don't have enough trees by the house. Also pick a spot where you have blinds or something so the bird isn't turned off by light and activity in your home. Maybe pick a window that is away from the busy areas of your home.