foil worked for the corner, but she just moved over...i knock it down everytime i go outside, but she builds it back...besides killing the bird (ant happenin'), any ideas...???...what about painting the strip blue?

Looks like doo

paint the ceiling sky blue. That's what they did back in ol timey days.

I just built a shelf out of cedar and let them nest. It spares the paint. The droppings are nasty but remember it's all bugs

Bird-X caulk. I got it on amazon last year. It works great.

bird spikes,


these have worked good for me. these glue on with some adhesive they send with them.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bird-X-...pikes-Bird-Control-Kit-SP-10-N/206508418

here are all of them.

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Bird-Spikes/N-5yc1vZ1z0zlcj

Stick a snake up there

Plastic owls , rubber snakes and old cds work well but you have to keep moving them around every week or so .

Keep knocking the nests down (as long as no eggs are present) .

Dealing with Phoebes nesting under Mom's front porch right now . They're great bug catchers but they like to perch/poop on her rocking chairs .

cd on a string.

This little guy works for me. Note that I have the old school blue ceiling. Did not work at all. Now I just need to get rid of the spider web.

What about driving some nails in the middle of the ledge and running some fishing string all the way around??

Here's the easiest solution. Pull a lizard out of your tackle and pin it down up there and they'll never bother you again. If you don't pin it down, they will move it and keep building. They will not return. Trust me!

They pretty much only eat mosquitoes.

Tape a few mothballs down.

we have a weiner...of course, it's Derek...i tried all the worms, lizards, tin foil,---...none worked...then i bought this stuff from Wallyworld...and she's gone...so once agin, Derek wins the prize...a pat on the bak