I'm going to kill me a bird!
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From: CC, Indiana
Originally Posted by zabeard
yeah its got one more chance tomorrow, I'm just gonna park somewhere else. see what happens.
If there anything like my cardinals. You will park somewhere else then 2 days they find it again.
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From: The Lone Star State
same problem...
i also have this problem. We have 2 damn birds that just built a nest right above our front door...so when I come home they fly off...buzzing my head. Now ever since they "moved in" They have been crapping on my truck. Not my roomates car...just my truck! WTF!!
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From: Polk County, FL
Originally Posted by firefighterjosh
zach covering up your mirrors don't work. They finally just left my truck alone. Not sure where they went. Must have went back to your work. They would also try to break in my windows. I don't know what it is with our trucks and cardinals.
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From: Indianapolis, Indiana
Wish I had a suggestion..
Mines a target at work aswell..
From Ornithology.com
Looks like birds were made to **** on our trucks...
Mines a target at work aswell..
From Ornithology.com
How can I get rid of problem birds?
Are birds nesting on your porch or in your eaves? Are they defecating on your car? Are there noisy flocks of birds disturbing you? First, be aware that virtually all birds are protected by federal law. You would be violating the law by harassing or harming birds. If they are truly a problem, contact your local wildlife official. In serious cases you may be able to get permission to take some action. Otherwise, try to understand that birds are just doing what they evolved to do and you are living in their habitat. Often,the problem is temporary. See this site for more information on problem birds. http://www.ornithology.com/backyard.html#problems
Are birds nesting on your porch or in your eaves? Are they defecating on your car? Are there noisy flocks of birds disturbing you? First, be aware that virtually all birds are protected by federal law. You would be violating the law by harassing or harming birds. If they are truly a problem, contact your local wildlife official. In serious cases you may be able to get permission to take some action. Otherwise, try to understand that birds are just doing what they evolved to do and you are living in their habitat. Often,the problem is temporary. See this site for more information on problem birds. http://www.ornithology.com/backyard.html#problems
Looks like birds were made to **** on our trucks...
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