Feral pigeon populations can cause a variety of problems. With their rapid breeding habits, even a small flock of 100 pigeons can do quite a bit of damage to a commercial property. That relatively small population can leave behind over two tons of fecal matter annually.
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For hundreds of years, pigeons have been adored....at least by some people. From the messenger in fairy tails to the iconic Sesame Street pigeons Bert and Ernie we were so fond of. Before television they represented a valuable source of food and still are in rural parts of Alaska and around the world. But as the saying goes, "first world problems".
Cases of food borne illnesses linked to birds
Cases of food borne illnesses have increased by 114% over a 4-year period between 2013 and today. The information comes from a study released, just this month, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The study found that a bacteria called Campylobacter has continued to be the #1 cause of food borne illness.
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Birth Control For Birds: Will It Solve Your Pigeon Problem?
Barcelona Puts Its Pigeons on the "Pill"
The growing population of pigeons in many parts of the world is becoming a very nasty problem.
One of the tourist attractions in Barcelona and other parts of Europe is feeding pigeons in plazas and patios of historical landmarks. However, the birds have increasingly become a problem for the past decade as they tend to trash the city, turning it into a giant dump.
Singapore Reports Pigeon Numbers Drop After "Birth Control" Trial
"Pigeon Control" Often Requires More Than Just a Plastic Owl!
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OvoControl featured in Habitat Magazine!
OvoControl was recently featured in an article by Habitat, a publication for property managers of condos and co-ops. Founded in 1982, Habitat focuses on topics that help educate the public on how to, "effectively govern and manage their associations and successfully contend with the complex issues of co-op / condo living."