Feral Pigeons
Treatment for feral pigeons
Descendants of rock doves, originally cliff dwelling birds, the feral pigeon has adapted well to living alongside humans and is an integral feature of town centres across the country.
Pigeons have been known to carry diseases such as Chiamdiosis, a virus similar to influenza, and Psittacosis, similar to pneumonia.
It is still unknown how big a health risk pigeons pose to humans, with many experts believing the chance of infection to be slight.
An undisputed and particularly visual pigeon problem however is mess. Combined pigeon deposits can weigh up to several tons and costs £15 million a year to clear up.
Droppings not only cause buildings to look unsightly, but can cause long term damage
Fresh droppings, whilst unpleasant, pose no risk to health. It is dried droppings that can potentially spread infection.
Spores from the droppings can be inhaled as dust and carried on the wind. It can cause a flu like illness in healthy people, but poses more serious problems to those with low immunity.
We offer a comprehensive control and proofing service using all availbale methods including:
Shooting
Live Catch Trapping
Netting
Spiking
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