Depending on the pressure he is under to protect the site.
To determine the type of pressure from birds to do a delicate exploration and consider a series of questions such as:
- Why use this place to land?
- Birds nest in place?
- Spending the night there?
- Is it a place from which to make out their lunch or occasionally perch?
Therefore pressure is defined by the number of birds that come to the site concerned and for what they do are there, being able to distinguish three types of pressure:
Low pressure: Are those areas where birds are occasionally. They are often quite exposed such as railings or parapets (top of a balcony or balustrade). These areas can be treated with almost any type of product. Average pressure: Are those areas that are regularly used for perching birds. They are usually near where they feed. They are used normally during the day. The birds will try again to overcome these areas and prevention systems, so they must be robust enough. If the birds can not return to these places, and will be the closest. In these areas it is advisable to use network systems, or barbed wires carefully. When using the wire system would be desirable to reduce the population through trapping.
High blood pressure: Are those areas used by birds for the night and nest. The birds showed a great persistence in wanting to go back to them despite being placed exclusion systems useless by many protection schemes. In these cases the only systems are networks, but also skewers the system can work, but would improve with an entrapment of the population. If allowed, it could eliminate some birds with a rifle, if that can not be caught. These areas are often very sheltered places and have a great pile of excrement. Here are located nesting sites, being in the case of pigeons can be anywhere, with little backup material. Depending on the type of pressure that the birds carry these or other measures taken, one building may be subjected to various kinds of pressure. Some of these pigeon bird control methods include such as baits with narcotics. Chemicals are mixed with food. These chemicals have the active material and alfacloralosa seconal. With this substance get numb to the bird so we can remove it. But it presents many drawbacks. You may take any other animal. It is difficult to estimate the dose, because they must eat enough to numb them. In short, this pigeon extermination method is also useful but complicated.
This is a possible measure which is commonly used with pigeons. Pigeon bird control method is merely figurative, because while not remove the food source or access is not impeded, the birds will continue coming to these places. This method is very useful and effective, such as spikes or wires, and animals that pigeons are very persistent and try to go to places that have been treated so they can be trapped in cages. These cages should be placed in quiet places and it is vital that people "with good intentions" do not release the birds. It is necessary to put food in (Pre-Fatten), and leaves the door open to catch the pigeon familiarity from 5 to 10 days. After this time, special doors down, but that let out. Pigeons are left trapped for several days to serve as a claim to other, being very important constant supply of food for birds are not stressed. Because of this constant maintenance labor is very expensive. Pigeon extermination method is widely used in municipalities.
The cages can be extended to pigeons and sparrows.
In some cases their use is essential and it needed permits. Used air guns, especially a very persistent bird that can endanger an entire system of protection.
Removal of nests and eggs. This method in pigeon extermination is also efficient and very effective. You can remove nests and eggs to prevent farming. By removing the birds usually lay eggs again, that instead of eliminating what you do is pierce, put an oil (avoiding the diffusion of O2 into the egg) not to hatch, and so on. This is a very laborious and impractical.
The problems posed control methods are:
- Legal provisions.
- Reaction from the public.
- Effect of "empty"
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