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Keeping Birds Out Of The Belfry

Keeping Birds Out Of The Belfry

Peter Cox LTD
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Case Study Project Bird Control for Churches Church bell towers are an attractive prospect for birds such as feral pigeons offering a sheltered environment for roosting and nesting, safety from predators and lookout for feeding opportunities. The tower of All Saints in Gresford (left) and the spire at St George's in Tyldesley (above) have suffered from roosting and nesting pigeons. Bird proofing those hard to reach places Keeping birds out of the

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