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Recently, several bird nests have been built on the pipeline supports along the tank wall, right next to the tank wall itself, at a height of about ten meters above the ground. Since they are all made of wood and feathers, safety inspections require that the bird nests be removed; therefore, the nests were cleared out while the birds had not yet laid any eggs. But a few days later, the hardworking magpie built its nest again; it seems quite determined. What should be done? Does anyone have any good ways to prevent birds from building nests in storage tanks?
Safety, the environment, and a harmonious environment involve many issues, making it difficult to give advice.
Every team has to clean up every day, right?
Install a bird repellent to drive the birds away – it’s the simplest and most direct solution!
From the perspective of safe production, it is necessary to detect and remove them promptly (to prevent birds from wasting effort). If conditions permit, artificial bird nests can be placed on the treetops around the factory premises.
Cleaning it is too troublesome, and it’s at a height of over ten meters, making the task extremely dangerous.
It worked in the first year, but it doesn’t work anymore
It worked in the first year, but now the bird nests are built right next to the bird repellent – isn’t that frustrating? .
The location where the bird nests are built is difficult to clean, making each cleaning task quite dangerous and extremely troublesome; Have you used artificial bird nests? Are they effective? Are there any experiences that can be learned from? Thanks for the discussion