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MicrosoftContin t1_itwxptz wrote

Well, There would have to be enough UV light to hit the blanket, but not get flooded by the normal light. Hence why you have to turn to lights off to see the UV reflecting off the blanket. No idea if birds are sensitive enough to be able to differentiate and block out the normal lighting.

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drangryrahvin OP t1_itx6tbx wrote

Do you feel the need to argue with everyone, or just the things you admit you have no idea about?

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