I could help with this problem!!!
Starling making a fast food stop.....
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Maybe you could get them to add starling sliders to the menu? and pick up a new permission at the same time!
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I could be wrong, but they look like brown headed cowbirds 
I need more magnification with clarity for mah old eyes
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Lase week i saw something similar, just with one of the smaller kinds of seagulls here, it was just as i came into town and i was like WTF is that sound.
There was probably 100 of then sitting on a law in front of a Mercedes dealership.
Gave me a strong urge to kill CUZ a few weeks when i had been shopping a huge flock of these took off from the stores flat roof, and one the winged swines pooped on me.
It seem to a large extend seagulls are no longer a sea thing here but a town thing
There was probably 100 of then sitting on a law in front of a Mercedes dealership.
Gave me a strong urge to kill CUZ a few weeks when i had been shopping a huge flock of these took off from the stores flat roof, and one the winged swines pooped on me.
It seem to a large extend seagulls are no longer a sea thing here but a town thing
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They still “taste like chicken”…I could be wrong, but they look like brown headed cowbirds
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"I could be wrong, but they look like brown headed cowbirds"
Not sure if that's what they are, but most of them are not starlings.
Probably just lost in the Bojangles hype....
Not sure if that's what they are, but most of them are not starlings.
Probably just lost in the Bojangles hype....
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Up here in Washington Cow Birds are protected as a native bird. Its a Nasty bird, And I admit to nothing. BillI could be wrong, but they look like brown headed cowbirds
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Remember the three S's when talking about cowbirds.
Shoot.
Shovel.
Shut up.
I know nothing!
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Oh, I've had my share of encounters with hungry birds at fast food spots too! I remember one time at a beachside diner, where seagulls were practically dive-bombing for fries. They were relentless!
I've found that using powder coconut milk in my homemade bird feeders helped distract them from the fast food frenzy. Mixing it with seeds and nuts gave them a healthier snack option, and they seemed to love it. It's a win-win – keeps the birds happy and away from causing chaos!
Have you tried any tricks to handle bird visitors at your local spots?
I've found that using powder coconut milk in my homemade bird feeders helped distract them from the fast food frenzy. Mixing it with seeds and nuts gave them a healthier snack option, and they seemed to love it. It's a win-win – keeps the birds happy and away from causing chaos!
Have you tried any tricks to handle bird visitors at your local spots?
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Most of those are cowbirds which are technically protected unless doing damage. At least here they are.
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Years ago, when I was a kid, me and my brother were quail hunting in Western Oklahoma. We had spent the whole morning and hadn't bumped into a single covey. We stopped for lunch at a truck stop and this guy was bragging about getting his limit of Bob Whites that morning. We told him we hadn't seen a single bird. He took us out to his car and opened his trunk and there he had 10 Meadow Larks.
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