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how do you stop1000 birds in my tree of a night screaming


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Counting sheep in known to work for some people...perhaps you could count the birds....Oh sorry....I see you've done that already. (555).

I have not seen any sheep in Thailand either.

Then you haven't been to Ratchaburi. Plenty of sheep there.

Apart from that, is the OP sure they are birds? I mean usually birds are quiet at night.

I agree. Most probably cicadas. Edited by chefseph
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Short of constant noise makers, lots of imported cats, or a lot of rounds from a scatter gun which you are not allowed to have, the only other recourse is to get rid of the tree. Head down to walking street in Pattaya. There is that big old tree that has been there before Pattaya was on the map. Darn thing is loaded with birds and they seem to chirp all night long right in the middle of all that walking street ruckus

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Counting sheep in known to work for some people...perhaps you could count the birds....Oh sorry....I see you've done that already. (555).

I have not seen any sheep in Thailand either.

Then you haven't been to Ratchaburi. Plenty of sheep there.

Apart from that, is the OP sure they are birds? I mean usually birds are quiet at night.

I agree. Most probably cicadas.

They're silenced quite easily.

These on wind-driven fishing line might help if it's all night:

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dress up in a cat costume and stand at base of tree meowing

or go over and ask the birds if they do requests....most birds are reasonable and should be able to belt out Moon river or if you are lucky that whistling tune from the Bridge on the River Kwai

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