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Plague Of Pigeons

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skyplus | 12:08 Sun 01st Jun 2014 | Home & Garden
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I leave out peanuts for the tits, niger seeds for the finches, and bird seeds for the two robins I see every day, but am fed up shooing away the pigeons.
Sometimes there might be six of them at a time. I never had this problem any other year.

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More trouble with magpies in my garden.
You need to change your Bird Feeder.
Plenty of choices on RSPB site below

http://shopping.rspb.org.uk/birds-wildlife/bird-feeders.html
I have a similar problem with pigeons.
One solution would be to put the food in feeders, so that only the small birds can get at it. The pigeons will prob still come, as the smaller birds tend to drop food on the floor when they're feeding from the feeders, but you'll find it'll certainly cut back their numbers and the frequency of their visits.
Redman's post wasn't there when I started typing.
Great minds think alike eh ... or is it a case of fools seldom differ lol ??
Having feeders doesn't deter the pigeons in my garden (there's a lot more than 6 of them) they simply send one up to hang on and flap it's wings like fury. The seed sprays everywhere and they all have a feast.
I've found the best thing is to buy some cheap food and throw it down for them. Big and small birds, they all seem to do well somehow.
If you enclose the feeder in a mesh cage with a 2 inch mesh the small birds can get in but not the pigeons

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