Besmon Woodpecker Bird Scare Devices，Reflective Scare Rods Control Device to Keep Birds Away from Patio Pool（Christmas Reflective Strip Hanging Home as Decoration） (12PCS)
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Size: 12PCS
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- Upgraded MaterialOur reflective mirror rods features a larger, crack-resistant mirror surface for enhanced reflection. Made of high-toughness ABS plastic with a durable, mirror-like coating, its both sturdy and long-lasting, and comes with an elastic rope for easy hanging
- No Assembly Needed Each reflector includes a wind-resistant elastic rope for easy hanging. just hang it up without needing any tools. It spins effortlessly in light winds, without relying on strong gusts.
- Decorate Your House The shiny silver spiral design enhances the visual appeal of your outdoor space. It serves as both a bird device and a decorative feature, adding a vibrant touch to gardens and yards
- High-Efficiency The bird reflector rotates and reflects light in sunlight and gentle breezes, creating visual effects that disrupt birds' senses, making them uncomfortable. It operates quietly, without sound or odor
- Multi-Functional Protection Suitable for various outdoor settings, this rod effectively protects gardens, pools, crops, and vehicles.It can be used in front and backyards, patios, and farms, offering comprehensive protection for your valuable assets
Brand: Besmon
Color: Silver
Item Weight: 0.13 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 12
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Birds
Unit Count: 12 Count
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Power Source: air_powered
Is Electric: No
Target Species: Birds
Power Source: air_powered
Item Weight: 0.13 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 12
Color: Silver
Brand Name: Besmon
Unit Count: 12 Count
UPC: 796862704599
Model Number: Bird Scare Devices
Manufacturer Part Number: bird scare devices
Manufacturer: Besmon
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Size: 12PCS
Amazing. A robin banged at my patio door for 10 hours a day for a week. Installed 3 of these on each door and the robin disappeared, never to return. This really works.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by A. C. paul
Size: 6PCS
Decided to try them, even though the info doesn't mention robins. I have one particularily manic robin attacking my front door and defecating all over my steps. He's been doing this for years and this year I pulled out all the artillery. Tried various things until I tried these. ~boom~... clean steps... clean window, robin war ended!! Get them, put out several if need be.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026 by SavvyShopper
Size: 12PCS
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 lol Overall I’m happy because the sparrows are leaving my house alone… for now 👀
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 by Ghastly
Size: 30PCS
Before I had a couple birds in my yard I put these up the next day birds were trying to build nest right around it I wasn't go with a scent or something else but I didn't want to harm the animals but this product did not work at all it was like an invitation for the birds
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by David longstrret
Size: 12PCS
They seem to be effective at deterring woodpeckers BUT they wound up on the ground in less than 2 months. The cheap rubber-band like string does not hold up to the elements. I have to hire someone with a very long extension ladder to re-hang them once I figure out what kind of string or wire to use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025 by daveg
Size: 12PCS
These are sturdy, attractive, the perfect length for hanging in the Tree to ward off the birds. And they look cool in the sunlight.
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by Suzanne Rose
Size: 30PCS
It's so nice when something actually works! We have cardinals who peck at various windows on out house every spring. They literally do it all day long and it's annoying. Not to mention, probably not very good for them either. So far we've only had one bird start to peck but hanging these outside in front of the window did the trick. The bird is gone and so far hasn't moved to another window. All is quiet now. We strung three together using binder rings to attach them to each other because we have tall windows. The binder rings made the process super simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026 by K. J.
Size: 12PCS
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.
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