Sunday, August 1, 2010

i just found a baby bird on the floor, what do i do?

May 12, 2010 by  
Filed under Concrete Bird Baths

its extremely small, looks new born, no feathers on it at all and its still breathing but its bleeding a little. i found it on the floor in my back yard on the concrete. ive cleaned it and put it in a warm place. what else should i do? what should i feed it?

I just had concrete pured, should I seal it?

April 6, 2010 by  
Filed under Concrete Bird Baths

It’s not stained or stamped, just regular concrete. Stains seem to stay long like mud and bird poop. Is there a stian sealer I can spray to make keeping clean easier?

Place the Bird Bath in Just the Right Place

March 26, 2010 by  
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When it comes to providing a place for birds in your area to splash, bathe, play, and drink, a bird bath can please both the feathered and human inhabitants of the property. Bird baths serve as a huge draw to entice birds of all types to your yard, and in turn, the birds receive a [...]

Pigeon Control, You Can’t Just Wing It

December 27, 2009 by  
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Pigeon Control…you can’t just wing it.
By: Alex A. Kecskes
When it comes to pigeons and the problems they’ve caused, we should probably begin with a big mea culpa-pigeons were the first bird species domesticated by man over 5,000 years ago. They were raised by the millions across medieval France and England. Eagerly fed by kings and paupers, [...]

Pigeon Spikes…They Just Can’t Land

December 13, 2009 by  
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You’ve heard people talking about them. Maybe even seen them on tops of signs and rooftops. And you’ve probably told yourself, “If my pigeon problem gets any worse, I’ll have to invest in them.” Yes, the ubiquitous Pigeon Spike has always been on the back of your mind. Friend to all those who have suffered [...]

Bird Control, It’s not Just for the Birds

November 27, 2009 by  
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Bird control is for home and boat owners, property and city managers, architects, churches, sports fans at ballparks, the list goes on and on. Basically it’s to keep our structures and statues clean and sanitary by safely discouraging our fine-feathered friends from landing, pooping and nesting on our prized possessions, including our food. While birds [...]

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