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Question by ann@foley3239.freeserve.co.uk
Submitted on 8/8/2003
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i live on the 9th floor of a high rise building.How can i get rid of pidgeons?


Answer by tom
Submitted on 10/25/2003
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Pigeons have a natural fear of predators
(e.g. hawks).  Hang a fake hawk out where
the pigeons gather (how you get it out there
is another problem... :-)

Here in Boston on subway platforms, they
put rows of spiky (stiff) stainless steel wires
on all horizontal surfaces.  The wires
prevent (or strongly discourage) the pigeons from
landing and/or roosting.  Seems to work fairly well.

 

Answer by artisane
Submitted on 10/19/2004
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In New York we use big ugly owl,Very efficient!

 

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