If I remember correctly, we have those bastids for about a month to 6 weeks? Their exit from here can't be soon enough. I HATE THEM!
WTF? black bird problems!
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they'll be around until they raise two different clutches of baby blackbirds. Probably at least through mid-July nesting. :nono:
THAT'S when the shit on everything gets bad. They take the baby shit and drop it on the house and cars and deck and....
It is almost a year to the date so I would say to try and figure out how to keep them out next year at this time. Must have a predator that they cant stand.. Like a big hawk or something. Get a big fake eagle or vulture and put it in the tree
I'm telling you, try the fake owl.
I know SixFive didn't have any success with this method but I sure did.
Just sayin'. .. :idea:
it might work :shrug: I've seen them land on the owl decoy before, ha ha! :sadwave:
Owl decoys are used locally to scare away rodents and doves. I know from experience that will keep rodents and doves off of your boat, porch, etc....
Better call PETA before doing anything rash or you'll have protests outside your home:142smilie :mj07:
I've had a woodpecker banging away at the screen on my chimney for the last 2 years. So far there isn't any damage to the roof or chimney but getting tired of it.
Well fawk me!!!! A freaking black bird, which I have seen trying to enter a dryer vent in the side of my house, has now found his way into the wall cavity between the hall bath and utility room. He is stuck, so I can hear him struggling, scratching and clawing in the wall. Chirping most of the fawking night.
How am I supposed to get this bird out of my wall cavity? Is it going to die there and smell up the house? Fawk, fawk, fawk!!!!!!
How am I supposed to get this bird out of my wall cavity? Is it going to die there and smell up the house? Fawk, fawk, fawk!!!!!!
The bird has been driving me crazy making bird sounds and scratching around in the wall cavity since yesterday at this time. I may have to open the wall. The crazy part is the bird is not in an exterior wall. The rooms in question both run along an exterior wall, but the cavity the bird is in runs perpendicular to the exterior wall.
Cie, hopefully somebody will have a suggestion for you that works. I can't imagine what, other than taking the wall down. Or, just let it die, it'll only stink for a couple weeks :SIB
Cie,
Besides the woodpecker problem that I mentioned, there is also sparrows lodging underneath the roof tiles. I handled it by calling a company that specializes in dealing with birds. They are classified as a high reach maintenance company. They will take care of the problems tomorrow morning.
That's what you should do. Good luck.
Besides the woodpecker problem that I mentioned, there is also sparrows lodging underneath the roof tiles. I handled it by calling a company that specializes in dealing with birds. They are classified as a high reach maintenance company. They will take care of the problems tomorrow morning.
That's what you should do. Good luck.
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Jack, see my previous post. Look for a company in your area that specialzes in handling birds.
Can you take some pictures of them and post here? are they just at your place or even in neighbourhood?
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A guy is coming out here tomorrow to get the bird out, but I think the bird died a short while ago. His chirpping and scratching around became more frantic, and then began to die down about 90 minutes ago. I haven't heard him move in over an hour....
Next concern.... rotting black bird carcass in an interior wall cavity. I hope this dude can handle carcass removal, but seems unlikely as access is limited without opening the wall
Next concern.... rotting black bird carcass in an interior wall cavity. I hope this dude can handle carcass removal, but seems unlikely as access is limited without opening the wall
