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I doubt you could relocate either as the bird would not be likely to go back to the nest if it's been touched I don't think
Bizarre, isn't it? We farm chickens in atrocious conditions for eggs and meat, and breed game birds like pheasants and grouse just so we can shoot them.
A mouldy old pigeon in a laurel hedge, that's the one we protect by law? Crazy.
I have been advised to just move the pigeon on but I am wary about doing this due to the law
yet you can shoot said pidgeon any time of year at is legaly vermin:
Horrible but simple answer, shoot it when its not in its nest.
Then you can legally remove the hedge
In view of the overall conversation, this page may be of some use: http://www.pigeoncontrolresourcecentre.org/html/pigeon-pest-control...
Install some cats ;)
Hope you manage to sort it, such a pain.
shouldn't of told anyone and just done it, I'm not saying thats right but as its not the way we do things in the tree business honest
I'm surprised it isn't protected under the "right to a family life" that is so prevalent these days.
Don't forget also to refer to Pigeon Pie Act 1979 part 1 of section 45 - sub paragraph 4a "the addition of Bisto instead of prime beef stock is strictly forbidden - refer to Sludgey Food Act 1945 ,paragraph 4 - use of cornflour or thickening agents thereof.."
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