Try placing something obstructive on top of the light fixture, like a soda can that has be sliced. If the nest building is problematic for the bird, I doubt it will try that spot. If the nest is already there, remove it only if the eggs have not been laid and it hasn't been a long period of time since it's completion. Odds are high if the pair nest on the light fixture one year, they will return the next, so as ugly as it may be, you will want to put something there to stop them.
To stop birds from building nest on the light fixtures on your front porch be sure to keep the area free of any kind of material they can use to build their nests. You can also string tin plates in the area. When these tin plates touch each other they make a clinking noise that the birds will not like.
Remove the nest when they first start building it. It is unlawful to remove a nest with eggs or young inside.
Put a old rag or towl on top of your light.
The best way is to get a cat or large pet and make it sleep in the patio, this will scare the birds off. Ask me if there is anything else you would like to know.
To get rid of digger wasps, you will need to locate the holes or nests they have made. Then you can pour one cup of ammonia in each nest, every day for a week, until they stop building new nests.
lock them in a cage
All you can do is to stop using pesticides or restrict their use..
After 8 weeks the mother will stop caring for them, therefore they need to be able to fend for themself or else die of starvation.
I've heard both yes and no. Some say that yes it can kill a bird because it could choke them. There is also the rumour going around that says if a bird does eat gum it can stop them from digesting anything else and cause them to slowly starve, however there isn't any proof in this yet. Others say no because gum has ingredients that is used in repellent for birds so why would they be attracted to it. There are even some who say that bird's have sometimes used gum to build nests. So who knows maybe it can and maybe it can't. It might even depend on what type of bird. I've seen a seagull swoop down and try to eat a piece of chewed gum before spitting it back out. I have many friends from Greece. They have told me stories of their childhood and one in particular is of the birds who eat the gum from the gum trees that grow abundantly in Greece and yes they use it for nests and play.
Your local hardware store should have bird traps you can use which is your best bet cost $10.00US if that. Is it illegal? No, as of 1981 you can relocate and move birds and nests as long as no harm is done to them as in being killed.
they think that it is night because of darkness
To get rid of digger wasps, you will need to locate the holes or nests they have made. Then you can pour one cup of ammonia in each nest, every day for a week, until they stop building new nests.
some stores put metal pokey sharp wire, usually ontop of signs, and edges, so they wont sit there and make a mess. next time ur at a gas station, look at the edge of the overhang just put something they wouldn't want to sit on,
Mud daubers can be prevented by using traditional wasp repellents. These can be purchased at a retail home improvement store.
shoot it
Building hotels and holiday resorts affects the environment because it uses up a lot of resouces.
Yes
Squirt him with a garden hose every time he does it.
Plastic or rubber toy snakes work wonders. Plastic or rubber toy snakes work wonders.
A backyard patio would look great with designer furniture. Try purchasing at home depot. It will fill up your patio with the new furniture and stop it from looking empty.
Don't stop! They know when to carry on about migrating. Stop when you have no birds.