bird trouble

jugsbeak

jugsbeak

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I am in the tropics and my trees are constantly by ravaged and stripped bear of the seeds and buds leaving the only the stark. What can i do to reduce/eliminate the problem caused by the birds. Any recommendations: :joint:
 
I am not sure my scarecrow is scary enough as they keep coming even with a scarecrow.

mothballs that is the small white balls? sold in clothing stores?
 
yeah man and to avoid attention get ur self a 5.5 pellet rifle, tthe birds will soon learn that the area is dangerous for them
 
moth balls is scent based so no it wont affect your trees. the scent will keep animals and birds away from your plants it will work better if you hang em by a string. and yes you can buy em in clothing stores.
 
cali-high said:
moth balls is scent based so no it wont affect your trees. the scent will keep animals and birds away from your plants it will work better if you hang em by a string. and yes you can buy em in clothing stores.
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would this work for pests? you could really be helping me a lot. i got attacked by "night moths" last year. they lay caterpillar eggs in my colas.
 
Make a tyreless above tress from chicken wire on sticks not eSILY SEEN then make a hole withn a small rubbermaid container and put a car battery in it wired to the chciken wire basically an electrical fence.They land on it and zap no bird problem and free fertilizer
 
just tie a couple aluminum pie pans to nearby tree limbs. anything shiny and easily moved by the wind will keep birds away. it's been working for me since i was a little kid.
 
Please dont put mothballs on your plants. If you do tell me ahead of time so I dont smoke it. Mothballs have chemical pesticides in them (and not the ones meant for food) You will likely make someone sick AND probably poison a ton of birds making your grow very obvious when birds start dropping dead in all the yards in your neighborhood. Also mothballs smell bad.

If you want to keep the birds off of your plants go with the netting (small holes so you dont ensnare any local birds.
 
give thanks for the many suggestions. I will try to implement a the most practical of these. I am kind a skeptical about those moth ball though how close my trees must it be if it is to be effective? Also distance if these chemical (dangerous) to be damaging to my trees and by extention my wellbeing? Any further suggestions are sure welcome :joint:
 
chemicals what is the distance of harmful effect on humans. These birds are very small and are able to stand on the trees without breaking them\
 
jugsbeak said:
I am not sure my scarecrow is scary enough as they keep coming even with a scarecrow.

mothballs that is the small white balls? sold in clothing stores?
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no its the litle white balls that hang between the male molth's legs
 
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