raeme6
Hi, i need help. We have a neighbour who feeds wild birds with Bread and wild bird seed, this has attracted Correlars,cockatoos, Indian Myners. i have contacted D.N.E, the local Council. they say there is no Law againt feeding wild birds. and offer little or no action.
but under Nuisence/ noise act 2008 there is a section . if you contact a Solitor.We choose not to do this yet[ very costly].
The problem with the birds is that they arrive in flocks of up to 30 or more they scwabble over food, this can begin at 6.30 am and start again at 7.pm in the evening. Some birds fly away with bread this dropped all over neighbour hood .
Some of the birds carry deseases which may effect other animals and Pet birds. Its about time the law is changed to include Indian mynhas, correllas, cockatoos as feral pests and prohibit the feeding of these birds in Suburban areas.
Some of these birds are very destructive. Due to a previous incident we do not comunicate with the neighbour.We are aged Pensioners and choose to live in what was a peaceful place. We have a plactic hawk to try and protect our Caravan and Sola panels.The birds seem to take little notice. We are becomming desperate.
RAEME6
I know your problem only too well and I have the same concern and the guy next door spends $ 30 a week ( he told me ) and we counted 94 grey doves alone come into an afternoons feeding frenzy ..........Not to count the sparrows and assorted others and they make a mess all over the place and will sit on the clothes line and crap on freshly washed items
What to do .........is the problem ...........clay