List down tips to lessen a pigeon's feather fall .
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Getting rid of pigeons on your own isn't easy. Because pigeon prevention can be easier than pigeon removal, we at Bird Barrier always recommend proactive use of deterrent products that will cause these birds to roost elsewhere, so their homing instinct isn’t bringing them back to your property!
If you already have a flock of pigeons on your property, the first line of defense, as with all pest birds, is removing all sources of food and water from the site. However, you will need to take additional steps to control an established pigeon problem. Bird Barrier offers a number of solutions to deter and repel pigeons, from pigeon spikes to exclusion netting to birth control and beyond. With the right pigeon control products, you can solve any pigeon problem for good.
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All birds continually re-grow their feathers, but once a year, at the end of the summer, they moult all their plumage. Obviously, they do not all fall out at once, but over the course of 4-5 weeks, all the feathers will be replaced.To cure feather plucking, you will have to first identify what you think is the cause of the destructive behavior. Putting a collar on your bird will only stop the plucking itself, and will not treat the underlying causes, and could worsen stress or disease.This means that when they get damaged, feathers can't heal themselves—they have to be completely replaced. This replacement of all or some of the feathers is called molt. ... However, if a bird loses an entire feather, that feather will begin growing back immediately rather than waiting for the next molt.But there is a simple explanation for these observations. Birds are moulting. Moulting is a process of shedding and regrowing feathers. Adult birds are shedding their worn out feathers from this year's breeding season and growing new, strong, warm feathers to see them through the winter.Changes in the cage or more attention can and usually does help. A companion bird may be the solution (although sometimes it will make things worse!), especially if the feather picking bird is very “people oriented.” Make sure that a new cage mate does not start to more issues then they help resolve!