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A week after I put my Gazeebo up i had birds trying to build birds nests. Everyday I would take down what they started. Finally put these rodsnup.andno have been bird and nest free for 10 days.Other reviews were favorable and product seemed easy to imstall.

These work great! not a single bird in site today

My porch is assaulted by little sparrows cloaca’s this time of year, every year.I didn’t necessarily want to use spikes cause they’re ugly. The clear ones are a bit pricey. And the sparrows take to the space between the porch and the gap of the wall where it protrudes out so there’s maybe 4” or so of space there for them to just chill under. So anything like that would have to go there which makes it tricky. Anyway.These have worked wonders so far. I didn’t have high hopes but these came in clutch.🐦 They don’t like em. Birds stay tf away from my porch now even if it’s not windy. No more spraying doo doo off my porch every day 🥲🌀 It’s a fun design like an icicle, maybe a little Christmas-y. About a foot long. No more than an inch in diameter. Not super obnoxious. // my husband said he’d rather deal with bird 💩 than have the house look trashy or ghetto and he hasn’t complained so they look just fine!🪢 They come already on a stretchy string/rubber band which is convenient so no assembly there but it would be nice to have the ability to tie them to something without having to actually cut that and retie or use another string to wrap around it. Not a huge issue though.✨ Super reflective, like I said the birds don’t f with it.💪 it comes with 12 plastic rods, which are semi durable, wont break on their own but they could take damage with enough pressure. More worried about the elastic that comes with it breaking than anything else!💰 it’s about $1 a piece for a 12 ct pack which is a decent price. Though I say they’re worth more around the 50c-75c range per unit lolOverall I’m happy because the sparrows are leaving my house alone… for now 👀

Bought these to keep birds off my porch in the early mornings because they have been waking me up. I hung them around the edge of the porch and on my porch swing. I came home from work that day to see a bird sitting directly above one. Birds are still waking me up bright and early every morning. I guess I will spend more money than I wanted to and get one of those creepy looking owls.

The reflective rods are nicely made and easy to install. They look pretty dangling from our blueberry bush. However, they did not deter the birds. The birds were not threatened at all my the sparkly rods. If you are looking for something pretty to decorate your blueberry bushes with, these are a great buy. But, if you are looking to deter birds, this will not work.

I used these in 2 places - around church eaves, where the woodpeckers kept moving around once we'd fill a hole they made. And on our back deck, to stop the birds from dropping poop as they'd fly near it. One thing i like is it has an elastic attachment, vs. hard metal. The hard metal hooks i had prior would break at the top of the reflector under stress from wind, so required more maintenance. Not sure how the elastic will hold up long term, but i can use fishing wire if need be.

The Woodpecker Rods with Reflective Devices seemed like a promising solution for keeping woodpeckers away from my house, but unfortunately, they did not deliver as expected. Despite hanging all 12 reflective rods around the problem areas, the woodpeckers continued peaking as if the rods weren’t even there.While the reflective design adds a bit of visual appeal, especially on sunny days or as outdoor decorations, the rods' primary purpose of deterring birds didn’t work in my case. The rods are lightweight and easy to hang, which is convenient, but their ineffectiveness makes them a disappointing purchase.These might serve as a simple holiday accent if you’re looking for an outdoor decorative piece. ird deterrent, they fall short of expectations. It may be worth exploring other methods or deterrents if you're dealing with persistent woodpeckers, however, as a BS.

Every year when my apricot and peach and cherry trees bloom, the sparrows take delight in tearing and shredding the flowers off the trees preventing fruiting. This year, I noticed a woodpecker had made such huge holes in my cherry tree, that the little tree was dying. My neighbor recommended these sparkly twirlers and I immediately ordered them. I hung them in different heights throughout the trees. These really work! They deterred the birds from decimating my trees and now I find fruit slowly growing on them. The only issue with them is that in bad wind storms, they get tangled around the branches so I have to go out and untangle them. It's a small task when compared to the value they provide.