I live in a glass house. For some reason a robin has decided that he hates it. Every day, beginning at sunrise, he's butting heads with his reflection. I could tolerate the annoyance, except that he's taken up residence and the patio looks like the newspaper on the bottom of a bird cage. Last year, I had minor success by painting the glass (they actually make a temporary paint for this purpose). But if I leave even one corner unpainted, he concentrates his efforts there. Aside from being unsightly, it defeats the purpose of having windows. Anyone know how to get him to move along?

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A cat.

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..I also have a 427 Cobra replica with an aluminum chassis.

Probably Robin is defending his territory during mating. It's a seasonal phenomenon that makes birds crazy.

Like young men in a bar, eventually they get over it.

One of these?
https://hobbyking.com/en_us/eagle-epp-slow-flyer-1430mm-w-motor-kit.html

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1985 300D
The rest:
1957 MGA (comatose)
1965 Falcon (sleeping)
1966 E-100 (rust test in progress)
1976 Ford 3400 D Tractor (workhorse)
1978 Mercury Zephyer (5L playtoy)
1995 Isuzu NPR D (fetcher)
1998 Subaru Legacy (Spare)
2000 Toyota Sienna (School bus)
2008 Toyota Prius (Commuter)

Try throwing some stones at him.

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Plan A: Get the narcissistic little bastard a mirror.

Plan B: Shotgun - kidding, don't want to read about this in the paper.