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Bird droppings

  • 15-06-2014 9:08am
    #1
    blade1
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    Not sure if this is the right place to post this but someone might help me out.
    I have recently tarmac'd around the house.
    There is an electricity wire overhead which loads of crows land on.
    The place is destroyed with droppings.
    What can I do to stop or even lessen the amount of poo on the tarmac?


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  • #2
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Not a lot. But it's only temporary.


  • #3
    blade1
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    Madeline Teeny Village wrote: »
    Not a lot. But it's only temporary.

    Hi Madeline Teeny Village, what do you mean by temporary?


  • #4
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Crows have seasonal movements and at the moment this is probably a gathering of young birds who will disperse to another area late summer and join an established roost, for the winter, in trees somewhere.


  • #5
    blade1
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    Madeline Teeny Village wrote: »
    Crows have seasonal movements and at the moment this is probably a gathering of young birds who will disperse to another area late summer and join an established roost, for the winter, in trees somewhere.

    We seem to have crows all year.
    There is woodlands about 2 miles away where they go every evening before it gets dark.
    Every morning they come back.
    I'm living in the countryside but it's kinda built up.
    There's a new estate built across from my house.

    I'm assuming they gather in my area on the lookout for scraps of food.
    But I do think they call all year round.
    Didn't mind the droppings before because it wasn't noticeable on gravel but since the tarmac was put down,it's all over the place.
    Here's just a bit at the side of my house
    photo_zpsd6de2d8b.jpg


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