Birds “Following” Me

Hello all you lovely individuals,

I’ve been having an interesting occurrence. No matter where I am in my home a bird finds its way to a nearby window and starts pecking at it. As if it’s trying to signal me. Sometimes I go over to see what’s happening but when I move the curtains they fly away. Just this morning a bird was at my open window pecking at the frame and when I turned to it to ask what it wanted, it flew away. I’ve not noticed this happen to anyone else in my household, and I’ve been looking.

Any ideas on the significance on these occurrences?

I would greatly appreciate your input. Blessed be!

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What kind of bird?

Every bird has their own meaning, but also some birds peck at windows to get to the spiders in the corners. A few fan tail birds will do this where I am its very common to see magpie larks flying super close and gulping down spiders that are on the window. If you had just brought the house you live in then maybe ask around to see if the past owners fed the birds. Sometimes wild birds can get super close if people give them water or feed them.

If you can be a bit more specific on the bird than it would be a lot easy for us to help you. But sometimes birds will follow people who they will find friendly. Wild birds can become friendly if they see the person often simalir to how wild birds are fairly friendly to me because I'm outside a far bit so their used to seeing me.

Thank you for your response!

The birds I’ve been seeing have been brown and white bearded tachuris which are a local South American bird. I had the thought of it being insects but the bird peck at the thick frame of the of the window, just below the mesh. The house was built almost four years ago if that helps any as well.

It is still highly possible that they are after spiders or bugs, but if you have been worried and stress latterly then maybe these little birds are telling you to rest.

Thank you for this message and for your insight!