This is just a quick blog as have not had time for awhile, but this time of the year most if not all birds, insects etc will be busy nest building or raising young, most of the time I get call out when the gulls have young and become aggressive towards the public, by which most of the time its to late for me to do anything about it, things like nesting gulls need to be planned in advance, ok so you see a pair of gulls building a nest on your roof, and think thanks nice hopefully they will have some young this year for use to see, then a few months later the young have hatched running around and every time you step out your front door you have a screaming mad gull dive bombing you, only then you decide to do something about it and get annoyed when the pest control guy turns up and says there is nothing he can do. This why you need to have a plan of action in advance, if you see a pair of gulls sitting or starting to build a nest give a pest control a call, I carry out bird control. If done right with a program in place you can move off a few hundred gulls with out harming not one of them. I find the best and most natural way if having a bird of prey flown around the site a few visits a week will work wonders. If this is something you want to talk about feel free to contact me.
