A lot of outdoor restaurants string lines or netting over their decks to keep
the birds away. This might be a fairly unobtrusive way to keep the birds away
from your building, by running lines down from the roof to the ground.
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Heard my first BELTED KINGFISHER at SSW this year at noon from Sherwood
Platform.
Pair of HOODED MERGANSERs on the pond at present.
Phoebe singing again but otherwise quieter today in the brisk wind.
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IT Support Assistant
Bioacoustics Research Program
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Unfortunately, there is also a stand of trees that reflect in the glass,
not just one berry-producing tree. A banner is a good idea.
Candace
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 11:23 AM, Donna Scott wrote:
> Get a shovel & move the tree if it is small enough?
> Cut tree down and plant a new one in a better
Hi Everyone,
Others have probably noted this already, but at around 11:00 am there was a
heron investigating the nest snag out on the pond here at Sapsucker Woods. I
know they’ve been around the pond for a few days but that was the first time
I’ve seen one up near the nest.
-Dan
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A couple 9 year old boys with rocks ?
Can you string a banner or something in front of it from the top or the
side from other windows.
If you choose the rock method let me know I'll be there quick.
Rich.
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On Apr 3, 2014 9:56 AM, "Rustici, Marc" wrote:
> Our faci
Get a shovel & move the tree if it is small enough?
Cut tree down and plant a new one in a better location?
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Donna Scott
On Apr 4, 2014, at 11:04 AM, Candace Cornell wrote:
> Marc,
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> I hope you don't have a repeat of yesterday's disaster. Could you send me a
> photo of y
Marc,
I hope you don't have a repeat of yesterday's disaster. Could you send me a
photo of your office building? I might be able to offer more immediate
remedies in the event it does.
I attached the American Bird Conservancy's *Bird Friendly Building
Design*guidelines, which contains numerous mit
