PeeWee Problems

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Originally Posted by 1950landy

We have a couple that visit to PU the biscuits crumbs the dog leaves after eating his breakfast , they are OK don't leave any calling cards but gecko's do , they must be getting plenty to eat because it is everywhere.:angry2:
Have a couple of Swallows that keep coming back to nest in the garage each year they make a mess on the cars , have now hung a plastic Owls above the cars seams to have worked so far .[bigsmile1]

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Yes,same here,bloody geckos drop messages onto things consistently[bigsad]

Oh,and fruit bats,they must be flying around and decide our place is the go[bigsad].

Got rid of a few huge palms a couple of years ago,that reduced but didn’t eliminate the bat problem.

Oh,and Bush Turkeys,they appear this time of year every year and destroy our garden.When the dog was a bit younger she had them well and truely sorted,but she is getting on a bit and isn’t as interested in them anymore.

We have had a lot of success by placing mirrors around.

The Mudlarks around our place usually attack the windows from a convenient perch, so we have placed a mirror in the line of sight, usually on the fence etc.
something like this, Estilo 450mm x 600mm Diamond Edge Mirror - Bunnings Australia.

Once they notice the better reflection they start attacking that and usually change their attacking perch. Then they can leave their calling card on the lawn etc.

The mirrors seem to attract crows and magpies which then deter the Indian minors.

Cheers Glen

OK thanks to every one who was able to focus on Pee Wees and not Tombie's waist - hmmm maybe some people need a room [bigrolf].

Any way - going to try the rubber snakes on the rails (not sure where to get the snakes - maybe a toy shop), the bird mobile that Tote suggested and the angry faces on the windows.

I will let you know how I go.

Thanks

Garry

Phase 1

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...805aee89_k.jpgPXL_20210812_055652361

The faces are where the bird attacks - have more on the other windows and doors.

Lockdown starts in one hour so cannot get to the Toy Store or Bunnings to get rubber snakes and fake hawks. These will be phase 2 and 3 as appropriate.

Garry

From a distance those faces with the diagonal lines look like targets. X marks the spot

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Originally Posted by 101RRS

Phase 1

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...805aee89_k.jpgPXL_20210812_055652361

The faces are where the bird attacks - have more on the other windows and doors.

Lockdown starts in one hour so cannot get to the Toy Store or Bunnings to get rubber snakes and fake hawks. These will be phase 2 and 3 as appropriate.

Garry

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Well it has been three days since I put the Angry Faces up and the Pee Wees have gone [thumbsupbig]. No attacks, where I was getting two or three a day before putting angry face up.

Garry

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Originally Posted by 101RRS

Well it has been three days since I put the Angry Faces up and the Pee Wees have gone [thumbsupbig]. No attacks, where I was getting two or three a day before putting angry face up.

Garry

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That's because they're in lockdown, they'll be back as soon as it lifts [emoji3]

Tony

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Originally Posted by TonyC

That's because they're in lockdown, they'll be back as soon as it lifts [emoji3]

Tony

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:Rolling:

Going by this pic,seems Canberra isnt in lockdown[bigrolf]

Although,they could be part of Cell block E,which seems to be Maximum Security[biggrin][bigsad]


https://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a...0/16418372.jpg

Awww Gawd - everyone's a comedian - not [bigrolf].

Don't give up the day job. [bighmmm]