Hedoc Reflective Bird Scare Discs Set, 24PCS Large Double-Sided Bird Deterrents for Outside, Bird Reflectors to Keep Birds, Woodpeckers, Pigeons Away from House, Outdoor Garden, Patio and Yard

I have a problem with birds nesting on the fans in my backyard gazebos. Problem solved. These reflective discs are sleek and effective. They need to be hung in strands of 2 to 4, but they come with all the hardware to combine them in any combination. They are good size. I made all of mine sets of 3, which gave me 8 strands. They installed in minutes. And best thing, they are keeping the birds out of my gazebos! Great value for the money!

Update again!! I bought these and received about second week in July,,, still no Hawk on my feeders or in nearby tree. The hawks are still around, I can hear and see them, but they aren't near my feeders or house. Still have my Redbirds and Rabbits 🙂😍. And, I've not moved them. Yes, them come unassembled, but it's not rocket science. Look at pictures.Update, no hawk since I hung them up, still have my redbirds and other sunflower seed eaters 😍⭐❤️🥇🎖️🎉may move them around some so no getting used to, I'm so happy ✨ going on 3 weeks. As for hanging in Sun, they flash regardless!!I read the reviews, looked at a lot of other ones. I have a hawk that perches on Top of one of my feeders. Also have a family of rabbits that has brought much joy to me. They lay around like dogs! Ordered these, and have not been disappointed. Very strong,sturdy, substantial connectors. There is a plastic film that keeps them from scratching on shipping. I was very pleased at the look and design. Three discs are recommended, you can add more, you will just have fewer to hang. Again, the clips and connectors are metal, very strong. And the hooks hold up to wind.No hawk for a week, rabbits are undeterred and I have the desired birds at my feeders. I will order another kit, because other than hawk repellent, they look nice, Not tacky.But I Can vouch for hawk repellent! They spin easily in the slightest breeze and the reflection is what deters the hawk. And the shine is what deflects the Hawks.

Seem to be good quality, and I think they will help deter birds from my fig tree. I put all 8 in the tree. The leaves block the wind from blowing on some, so not as much movement as I would like. I pulled some leaves off. Perhaps when the birds fly in, the movement will scar them away. However... Not easy to assemble!! After I finished, I thought ... why didn't I use gem clips to link them together.. would be much easier and not rough on my fingernails. I'm ordering more to go on my porch where birds want to build nests in the roof... I have plenty of gem clips. Lol

For years, my back porch was a battleground. Pigeons, sparrows, and starlings treated it like their own personal landing strip, leaving behind a constant mess that was not only unsightly but a real nuisance to clean. I tried everything—plastic owls that lost their scare factor within a week, old CDs hanging from the eaves, and even a few homemade contraptions that were more comical than effective. I was convinced I was destined to live under a perpetual cloud of feathers and droppings.​Then I found this product. Skeptical but desperate, I decided to give it one last try, and I am so glad I did. The installation was unbelievably simple. It took me less than 15 minutes to attach the reflective holographic tape and place the discreet sonic emitters around the perimeter of the porch. The instructions were clear and straightforward, and I didn't need any special tools.​The results were almost immediate. On the first day, the usual flock of pigeons circled a few times, seemed confused by the shimmering light and subtle sound, and then flew off. Within 48 hours, the constant bird presence was gone. My porch is now quiet and, most importantly, clean. I no longer have to spend my weekends scrubbing or worrying about unwanted airborne visitors. This deterrent is both highly effective and visually unobtrusive. It’s the perfect solution for anyone struggling with persistent bird problems.​If you're tired of fighting a losing battle against neighborhood birds, do yourself a favor and invest in this product. It's a small price to pay for sanity and a spotless outdoor space. It's a 5-star product all the way.

These are easy to assemble, and quite effective in keeping the birds away from my container garden. The little mirrors spin about in the wind and reflect light well creating a disorienting effect. They are very beat up and losing their coating after having been used all season but they are still useful. I do think you would need to get a set every year if they aren't just hanging in open air

We had birds doing their thing all over our deck railings. I put a few of these around the railing perimeter and we're 99% bird poop free. The one time a very bold bird snuck in was a day with 0 wind and the mirrors weren't moving. They're easy to assemble and deploy.

I purchased the Hedoc Reflective Bird Scare Discs (24PCS) to keep some pesky crows away from my yard. They worked well initially—the reflections and movement seemed to scare the birds off. However, after a while, the crows seemed to get used to them and were back in the area. They’re easy to hang and look good in the garden, so they might work better for smaller birds or short-term use, but larger, smarter birds like crows may figure them out.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The concept is really good, but the birds were not afraid of them. I was really hoping these would work. Several have already broken after a few weeks of wind. I still have them hanging because I like them but birds still land on my patio and furniture.