Specific surfaces can be mechanically dressed to be bird-unfriendly. Just don't get carried away, or it begins to look like Bedlam.
RL
I have a batch of that wire that is similar to barbed wire, but sized for birds... looks like @#$%*
...Jim Thompson
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America: Land of the Free, Because of the Brave
or Belfast during the troubles.
There's clear plastic detail, looks like the crown on the statue of liberty, that festoons some of the office window legdes in town. If there are plenty of alternative roosts, it works.
I'm a bird fan myself - bird houses for some breeds keep the others on the move.
How about a morning reveille of owl hoots and falcon screeches...or just talk radio.These are lodspeakers, after all.
RL
Not against birds it isn't.
In fact... I'd bet they would perch right on the wire substrate segments in between each razor barb clip.
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