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Crows Nesting in Cavity Wall

  • 25-06-2017 7:23am
    #1
    Finn mccool1
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    Hi

    Moved into a new house earlier this year. One of the wall vents on the garage has no outer cover and during the spring a family of large black birds which I assume are crows or rooks have moved in. They appear to have carried in sticks and other material and built a nest in the wall cavity. I haven't seen the nest but they dropped a lot of debris outside during spring.

    I will leave them alone now while they are nesting, but I want to know when would be the best time of year to block their access so they don't nest there next year.


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  • #2
    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    As soon as the chicks fledge.


  • #3
    Zoo4m8
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    You've got Jackdaws.. I like having them around, they nest in old chimneys here in the yard but I can see why you wouldn't want them in your garage..


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