algebird
11 Answers
Sparkyboy
Best answer!
I love animals just as much as the next person, but I understand the frustration of the birds nesting in my wreath. Its a mess on my porch, not to mention all you have to do is open or close the door, and you got a mama bird flying out or eggs in a nest. We havent figurd it out yet, but a friend suggested we do the same thing we do down at our lake house to keep mice and snakes away and that is soaking a cotton ball with peppermint oil. Many rodents and other small creatures are alergic to the mint, it doesnt hurt them, but they run the opposite way. We are going to try it as soon as this next batch of babies are gone. By the way, I think the answers you recieved were not called for. This forum is for serious people looking for solutions. I will let you know if it works, you never know.
| 13 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
6dogs4us
Colleen
robertgrist
Thank you for the suggestion to use a wreath for a way for birds to nest on my porch.
algebird
algebird
PEOPLELOVER
| 13 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Very funny! Seriously, this Robin keep building it's nest in our wreath; my wife keeps tearing it down, but it persists. We really need a GOOD suggestion
I question the responses I received on this sight. People are making "humorous" remarks or insulting ones. I'm not a bird-hater, I just feel there's an appropriate place for people, and another for animals. I received a much more appropriate answer from a man at our local garden center, and it worked. What was it? Buy a simple rubber snake and put it on the wreath. Immediately the birds forgot about the wreath. Thank God for people who give serious answers that actually work.
Oooh algebird didums get all up set at the nasty peoples funny answers to your very serious question.
Don`t you worry your little heart with them you just go and get a plastic snake and put it in the wreath.
What`s a wreath anyway, we have wreaths at funerals, maybe the robins were not robins but vultures looking to "clean up"
Don`t you worry your little heart with them you just go and get a plastic snake and put it in the wreath.
What`s a wreath anyway, we have wreaths at funerals, maybe the robins were not robins but vultures looking to "clean up"
bustieone
Mmouse
Bob/PKB
Tommyh
leeroy
vladimir
a stuffed cat
algebird
| 13 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Very funny! Seriously, this Robin keep building it's nest in our wreath; my wife keeps tearing it down, but it persists. We really need a GOOD suggestion.
mycatsmom
When my husb was still alive......14 years ago, every spring, birds would builld a nest on the porch light on our back porch.And as soon as Joe would see it, he would knock it down. I hope he did that when the birds were out looking for food. I wanted the bird nest there, but Joe being a much neater person than I was he said, " I don't want bird sh- -- all over the porch !! "
| 10 years ago. Rating: 0 | |
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You call chasing a couple of tiny birds away a serious problem? If this problem were Alfred Hitchcock's, "The Birds", then that would be a SERIOUS problem.
Have you taken a look at all the other "serious" questions we get here? LOL
TAKE THE WREATH DOWN FOR THE 3-4 WEEKS OF MATING/NESTING TIME.^^^SERIOUS ANSWER, SERIOUS SOLUTION.^^^