12 Brilliant Bird Window Clings 11 Different Birds & 1 Owl - Non-adhesive Stickers - Quickly Decorate and Brighten your Windows

Excellent transfer pictures easily attached to glass to prevent birds crashing into glass especially those recently fledged. Easily removed and used again on another window if desired.

I bought these after a Bullfinch struck my window and died. These stick easily and can be repositioned, no problem. They are colourful, but not too garish - lifelike colours I guess. They are not true-to life-size, so for instance the Bullfinch is larger than life, the Barn Owl smaller than life. They are all about the same size. So far I have not had any more bird strikes on my windows, so I am pleased with them. I only wish that I had bought them earlier.

Used on greenhouse, conservatory and various windows to prevent birds crashing into glass and injuring themselves.Decorative and functional.Very easy to position and move if needed.

Mum loves these bird stickers! All birds she sees in her garden. She said they could have come off the sheet a little easier, but repositioning them on the window was very easy...which is good coz she said that she moved them around several times until she was happy! They are great for teaching the grandchildren about the birds they can see on the garden bird feeders.The edge of the birds are almost invisible, I'm very impressed. And the birds are double sided, so ideal for the sliding door between kitchen and conservatory.Really pleased with these and would definitely recommend. Particularly to stop people walking into clear glass...no names mentioned!!

Used these on our windows after finding several birds flew into our windows and were either stunned or killed. These window stickers are durable and have prevented further feathered disasters. Wouldn't be without them.

I love these window stickers. They look very pretty and work well as bird scarers.

These are bright and attractive designs and easy to both apply and remove. They also effectively discourage both humans and birds from colliding with glass doors. The barn owl looks like an ugly cartoon and why is the blue tit several times life-size when all the other birds give the impression of being seen from a distance? These quibbles are trifles; the transfers vary from silhouette to the bright and colourful (gaudy?) and do the trick for a reasonable price.I would prefer more naturalistic, less stylised, outlines but that is personal taste. These are not a substitute for an ornithologists' guide nor are the particularly artistic: they are just a practical solution to a bird strike problem.

Ideal for stopping birds hitting the glass.