Wealthy residents of an exclusive neighborhood in Bristol have attached anti-bird spikes to trees in an effort to protect their expensive cars from bird droppings. According to reports the spikes have made the trees completely uninhabitable to birds. Please sign this petition urging the Bristol city council to take these spikes down immediately.
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This reminds me of the time some residents of 5th Avenue got upset because a red-tailed hawk (Pale Male) was nesting on top of their luxury apartment building, and they tried putting up spikes to deter him. (Got to admit the bird has good taste in real estate). His bird-watching fans went wild (including Mary Tyler Moore), and the bird stayed. 🙂 And apparently, he is still alive and well and living in New York.
Great! Falcons have nested there too.
While we’re building and taking habitat, we don’t want the wild ones walking on the sidewalk, perching in the trees or even flying over. You’d think their precious property had to be dry-cleaned.