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∙ 15y agoHi there, I just read about how male cardinals are protective of their breeding territory and will attack their own reflection where they may see it, so it makes sense he would be attacking "the window." If it's at all possible to place something solid up against that window where he reaches his view of himself, (something that would eliminate the glare) that would probably solve your problem.
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∙ 15y agoThe male cardinal likely sees its reflection in the windows and is perceiving it as a territorial threat, prompting the aggressive behavior. To deter this, you can try placing decals or stickers on the outside of the windows to break up the reflection and make it less threatening to the bird. Alternatively, temporarily covering the windows with material like a sheer curtain can also help mitigate the behavior.
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Not usually. Cardinals, like a lot of birds that feed close to buildings, will on occasion fly into windows and die. I would not see omens in it unless the cardinal is a personal totem of yours or someone in the house. Not all naturally occurring phenomenon are to be interpreted as omens. Finding a dead male cardinal on your deck, while upsetting is one such occurrence. Unless the cardinal is of significance to you personally or to a member of your household, I would chalk this one up to the vagaries of nature. If cardinal is a personal totem or animal guide, then spend a bit of time meditating on the meaning of the sighting. Your answer will come.
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It would be dark from the interior of the great perimid probible because they had no light or windows for the sunlight to come into.
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