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Bird Control

Eradicating issues with pigeons, seagulls, and other feral birds for residential and commercial clients in Bromley, Croydon, South East London & Kent Coastline
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At Lady Bug Pest Control our bird specialist will always look at ways to avoid harming the nuisance birds by taking preventative measures such as bird netting, scaring methods or other specialist bird-proofing.

Most of us like to see birds in their natural environment, however, too many of them can cause damage on your home or business premises, especially with their fouling.

Flocks sizes for feral pigeons can be between 50 – 400 pigeons depending on availability of food.

Birds can spread over 60 diseases that can affect Humans.

Birds can contaminate human food or water directly with their droppings.

Disease organisms include: Salmonella spp, Escherichia Coli, Campylobacter Jejuni, Listeria Monocytogenes & Vibrio Cholerae.

Birds can spread airborne disease agents – pathogenic microorganisms and dust

Resulting illnesses, generally involving lung disease can be severe and convalescence may take months, with death a possibility. Causative agents include: Chlamydia psittaci, Cryptococcus neoformans and allergenic particles.

Birds nesting or fouling on buildings can cause extensive damage and incur significant renovation and repair costs.

Safety

Droppings are a slip hazard. Even with daily cleaning, pavements with nests above, eg under bridges are only safe for a short while before the droppings accumulate again.

Gulls are large aggressive birds. Nesting gulls have been known to attack humans and pets. Coastal gulls will attack people for food. Gull nests can block chimneys/flues, which can lead to accumulation of noxious fumes.

Bird strike, where birds get sucked into jet engines or collide with planes. Huge sums are spent to make airports less attractive to birds, and managing birds that do visit.

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