De mal gusto que te muestren algo armado y que te manden puras piezas sueltas, no puedo armarla, mal producto no vale la pena pagar por esto.

Worked for Peacocks. I purchased these out of desperation. Our new house has peacocks. I did not know they screeched all night. It was so bad we had to sleep in the guest room. The other suggestions we read about were not practical. These discs really worked. We have not had a peacock in our yard since we put them up. We are telling all our neighbors about them. The reason I gave 4 stars is because you have to assemble them. I did not realize I would spend 45 minutes putting them together.

I'll start by saying this product does work. It did deter the woodpeckers from my porch that they were destroying. But, they are a pain to assemble - each disc has to be attached to the next disk by a key ring which is a pain. Once assembled and hung from my porch pillars, they did work but when the wind blows and they sway they scratch the heck out of the wood. So now I have two problems - the woodpeckers have destroyed my posts and now these have also made a mess of my posts.

I purchased a home in Florida. The front porch has a ledge that the birds loved to sit on and do their business. I purchased these items six months ago, hung them on the overhang of the front porch 6 feet away from where they perch. I have not had a bird come and sit on my porch since and no more bird poop all over the 45 ft long covered porch entryway. These disks are still in perfect condition. They have been through some seriously bad weather and still look the same as the day I hung them I was skeptical but now I must admit they are 100% effective at a very low cost. I purchased one package with 8 discs. Highly recommend.UPDATE: 2 years and 3 hurricanes later a second set I bought is still up and working. NO BIRDS!

For years now, I've been waging war on birds in my backyard, particularly dove. Yes, I know what you're probably thinking "why dove, how can the universal symbol of peace cause such hostility?" Well, I'll tell you why. Every Spring time, we get our fair share of pigeons, grackle, killdees, martins, hawks, sparrows, etc. Along with those birds, we have dove. For some reason, unbeknownst to me, all the other birds never seem to stick around to build their nests in preparation of the soon to arrive newborns. Thank Goodness, Right? Yes! I'm beyond thankful that those birds decide to take up residency somewhere else, no problem. I don't know what it is about my backyard that makes it such a dove magnet. I truly wouldn't mind if they made their home in my backyard but the places they choose to build their nests are not the best places at all. The two main locations are right under the eve of my patio roof. I'm talking, right on top of the mounted speaker and the other location is on top of the outdoor roller shade that's mounted on the outside wall of the kitchen, right over the place where the bar is and where people sit. This might seem like prime real estate for the dove but I'm the one paying the mortgage here and I get the final say! They're like bad relatives that you're really okay if you only see at funerals and weddings. They are beyond messy with the poop and nest materials that are constantly falling on the surfaces where I serve food. Not to mention the occasional egg that falls and cracks or the baby that jumped too soon... I've actually shed lots of tears in these times. The emotional roller coaster that these dove have put me through is too much. I've witnessed "flight day" where both mom & dad teach their young how to fly. It's pretty awesome to witness. So, this proves that I do have a heart, somewhere in this body. I digress, I'm sorry... Okay, back to the review. Over the years, I've purchased the following items to deter the dove, which all ended with failed results: scary rubber snake (scared me more than the birds), big plastic owl (one dove would actually sit on it's head), super sonic sound emitter that was motion detected (it repelled my husband and I more than the birds. Ear piercing is an understatement), long, metal spikey strips (which the dove used to help secure their nests even better to the above said locations) & the famous flashy, reflective tape that made my backyard look more like a 24/7 disco party. I kinda liked the look for a hot minute but then, not so much...Then, (drum roll please) I found these little reflective discs with christmas ornament type hooks. This to me was a much better choice than the reflective tape simply because of the hook and the extra weight they have, verses the tape that is, by the way, now wrapped around the rafters of my pergola due to the wind.Yes as others have mentioned, there's some assembly involved. Not a problem. Put on a favorite TV show, some good music or an Audible book and zone out. It's mindless work that will have you putting these together like a pro in no time at all. Hey, I'd rather do the work myself rather than pay more $$$ for someone else to do it. I bought my first set of these discs last year. So far, the dove have only come as far as the fence line and that's about it. My husband found remnants of a nest that was in the beginning stages but was abandoned, Thank God! So all in all, I am dove free! Hallelujah!

Birds are not afraid at all....