Damn pigeons
 

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After seven years of leaving my motor in the same place why have pigeons elected to perch and poo here? With apologies to any Pigeon Protection Society my answer, hopefully solution, is:

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...1&d=1600512562

That'll larn 'em.:} Unfortunately for me I'd need to add a 6' x 4' Indian Fakir's bed onto the roof of mine to stop the seagulls. I'm just researching how to keep cats off the roof of the convertible. And why do spiders love to hide in powerfold's?:shrug: At least no rats have chewed through the wiring in my Tesla, mainly 'cos ever owning one is as likely as ( please fill in your appropriate thought) :D

Errrrrrrrrrrr ...... winning the lottery ! :shrug:

That works for sure.

I have to say, with less footfall and fewer "chipsharers" in the Great Yarmouth marketplace, there has been a lot less poop this year in East Norfolk!:D

I have exactly the same problem, in my case the trees have grown all round our little car park so now there is nowhere for the grey beast to avoid the brutes. To add insult to injury its multi coloured and in full sun so sticks like the proverbial ****. Am hoping for a 12 bore for xmas so I can stop the bi-weekly car wash.

I live in an avenue with a very large silver birch right outside my house that either the ZT or Micra has to park under that's the local flying rats preferred perch.

You very swiftly loose your love of our larger feathered friends under such circumstances.

We have a big problem with seagulls bombing from a great height but it only seems to be my car they hit whether its parked on the drive or on the road.

I don't suppose anyone knows the rules about keeping a sparrow-hawk ;).

I think it's Lichfield that has someone who has them come along and erm... persuade.... :D the pigeons to leave the shopping area.

As for getting their mess off, start with some kitchen roll soaked in warm water and leave for a while. Then rinse away. Don't be tempted to try and scrub it off dry and try not to leave it for days and days as it will etch into the paint.

Andy.

That's because the flying beach rats have moved to South Norfolk :mad::devil::mad: