Squatters

[DaN]

Cheeky sod!
Got his nest in my dad\'s garage

 

[MPJ]

It looks tasty, gonna cook it? :drunk:

 

[treide]

Cool! What kind of bird is that? I don\'t think I have seen that on this side of the pond.

 

[Queenoftheunifrogs]

Originally posted by treide
Cool! What kind of bird is that? I don\'t think I have seen that on this side of the pond.

you get a similar bird with different markings, this is a european robin
lol they do like to nest in cheeky places, there was one nesting in a flower pot at a garden centre where my mum worked.

 

[generulpoleaxe]

you lucky git.

think of all the basing material it\'s collection for you!

 

[Amazon warrior]

Sqeeee! He\'s so cute! I miss all the birds we have back in Wales.

Generul: lol

 

[freakinacage]

awww, he\'s so small, you\'d need a few to fill you up!

 

[Thunderhawker]

Which part is the McNugget?

 

[miniDrake]

Originally posted by Thunderhawker
Which part is the McNugget?

The ass .

 

[Sand Rat]

Cheeky bugger could have nested in the car.

 

[lizcam]

Yah, Yah. Cute. But as the victim of a herd of pigeons in my garage and a family full of men too lazy to care I feel you may not be pleased with the little bugger in about a month.

 

[Dragonsreach]

Liz : It could be a lot worse..It could have been Bats.

 

[War Griffon]

Yep, bats are a protected species so you are not allowed to eject them from your property and have to wait until they decide to move on of their own accord.

A friends parents had them in the eaves of their house and only discovered them when they wanted to replace the wooden facia boards that were rotting away. They ended up waiting two years before the bats moved on and they could repair the roof/facia boards.

 

[Dragonsreach]

Originally posted by War Griffon
Yep, bats are a protected species so you are not allowed to eject them from your property and have to wait until they decide to move on of their own accord.

A friends parents had them in the eaves of their house and only discovered them when they wanted to replace the wooden facia boards that were rotting away. They ended up waiting two years before the bats moved on and they could repair the roof/facia boards.

They were lucky.
Friend of mine got planning permission to convert an Old Barn into a house. Bats moved in before work could start.
Ten years on and they are still there.

 

[freakinacage]

Originally posted by Dragonsreach

Friend of mine got planning permission to convert an Old Barn into a house. Bats moved in before work could start.
Ten years on and they are still there.

oooooooooh! feck. gutted. can\'t then use oneof those ultrasound things that deters cats? leave that on all day or something. it would irritate them in a non-harmful way

 

[generulpoleaxe]

you can get in touch with people who will legaly move them for you.

can\'t remember the name at the moment but know a girl who helps out with that sort of thing.

 

[War Griffon]

Originally posted by generulpoleaxe
you can get in touch with people who will legaly move them for you.

can\'t remember the name at the moment but know a girl who helps out with that sort of thing.

From what I have heard even rescue centres etc are not allowed to move them.

 

[generulpoleaxe]

Originally posted by War Griffon

Originally posted by generulpoleaxe
you can get in touch with people who will legaly move them for you.

can\'t remember the name at the moment but know a girl who helps out with that sort of thing.

From what I have heard even rescue centres etc are not allowed to move them.

if they are in danger then yes, they can be moved. (smoke pellets work as well, just don\'t get caught doing it!)

 

[No Such Agency]

Originally posted by Dragonsreach
Liz : It could be a lot worse..It could have been Bats.

 

[Thunderhawker]

What no one knows will not hurt them.