This is not a case of a bird who mistakes a window for open space or
because she sees a reflection of blue sky. When that happens, the
bird usually slams into the window and, at best, stuns itself, or, at
worst, dies.
No, this bird pecks hard at her reflection, sometimes hovering while
attacking. A typical attack is five pecks in 10 seconds, launching
from a holly bush directly in front of the window. This occurs
frequently throughout the day from 6:30 am-8:30 pm, for three weeks
now.
Don't see a male around. I wonder if there's another woman and this
one was jilted.
Or else an angry sup****ter of Hillary Clinton.
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