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birds in the roof
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i have birds in my roof above my bedroom window and they are keeping me awake in the morning with a tapping noise that stops and starts and i'm getting so tired i need to get them shifted. i was thinking of shooting them but decided again that idea because a) i dont have a gun and b) its cruel.(it was in the morning when i thought of that so forgive me!) what can i do to get rid of them?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.can you maybe block the area of the roof where they seem to want to go? Or what i would do is put out several bird feeds
and keep them stocked with seed of some other wild birdie treat and hope that those draw their attention away from your roof. I would think there is some type of bird deterrent that you could use. Maybe try you local pet store and see if they can recommend something far removed from your sleep deprived gun idea. You're a sweetie for not wanting to hurt them. I know what havoc sleep deprivation can play on ones thought processes. Have you tried some well fitting ear plugs? just a thought.
and keep them stocked with seed of some other wild birdie treat and hope that those draw their attention away from your roof. I would think there is some type of bird deterrent that you could use. Maybe try you local pet store and see if they can recommend something far removed from your sleep deprived gun idea. You're a sweetie for not wanting to hurt them. I know what havoc sleep deprivation can play on ones thought processes. Have you tried some well fitting ear plugs? just a thought.
food will not stop them- I would guess its likely starlings or sparrows- and they will be scouting out and building nests. So food will just be an added attraction- try blocking the hole or use a raptor silhouette as reccommended above. There is another good reason for not shooting them (presume you are in the UK?) - its illegal! Not only to shoot them- but also to disturb any bird at its nest.