PDF-How To Turn Your Balcony Into A Pigeon-Free Zone

You can still love birds without wanting them to make your balcony their home and if you live in a high rise apartment in an urban area youll inevitably have to contend with pigeons homing in on your balcony at some stage. One way is by checking council records for proof of building approval Another way is by having it checked out by a structural engineer or a speciallytrained architect The following tips may also be useful Timber Balconies 1 Identify the species of t THESE ARE MY PERSONAL CHARACTERS THAT I MADE UP AND WORK WITH. I WILL UPDATE THIS SEVERAL TIMES.. We are entering the Heroes. This is where you will meet the heroes of my characters. They are called the Cloaked Brothers. Enjoy.. FORM 8 Company Name ___________________________________________________ Lic. No. ___________________________________________________ Approved by Labour Inspector __________________________ Even if you’re a bird lover or naturist, pigeons on your balcony can be a real nuisance. Aside from the noise they make and the feathers strewn all about the place, their droppings can actually be hazardous for your health. Unfortunately, pigeons are a common feature of many apartment and building complexes throughout India, and at some point in time, it’s inevitable that you’ll be facing a feathery crisis when they settle on you balcony and make it their home. With so many more Indians living in large apartment complexes nowadays, the need to ensure the safety of their young residents, has never been more important. Ever heard pigeons described as being ‘rats with wings’? Often found close to busy city centers searching for food, pigeons tend to congregate in large numbers close to food sources such as garbage bins, and as a result, are frequently likened to rats and other rodents that most city dwellers consider as pests. However, whether you think pigeons are akin to rats, or not, there’s plenty of evidence showing that having them close to your home, can cause a whole host of problems. Pigeons can be a real nuisance, especially when they take a liking to your home or office building, and start making regular visits. Sometimes, those visits turn into overnighters, and before you know it, you’ve got a whole flock of pigeons cooing, performing mating rituals and making nests on your balcony or window ledge! You’ve bought a beautiful new apartment and are all set to move in. But wait, have you thought about how to make the balcony bird-proof and safe for your kids? For even the most avid of birdwatchers and those who love all fauna, pigeons can bring frustration and annoyance when they’re close to your home, or even your place of work. Waking up to find a once tranquil space has been taken over by a whole bunch of cooing pigeons, and transformed into a poop and feather nightmare, isn’t ideal, and while they have as much right to share the planet with us, we really don’t want them messing up our balconies or making us sick. For anyone living in an apartment, particularly those in urban areas, the balcony may well be the only open and private area in which to enjoy being outside. Fortunately, when designed, decorated and adorned thoughtfully, balconies can become a wonderful space to relax and unwind in. It’s really important to keep your apartment as safe as it can possibly be at all times, and while having strong locks on the doors might be the first thing you think of when considering safety, you should also be thinking about any balconies that are attached to your home, and whether they are secure enough and present no risk of falling or any other injury. Just because your home doesn’t already have a balcony, doesn’t mean that you can’t have one added, in fact, it’s a great way not just to add some outside space to your home, but to increase its value, too. Provided you take good care of your balcony, (and don’t let pigeons make a mess all over it!), it can be an incredibly valuable addition to any home, large or small. A fruit with a variety of uses, coconut also has a high economic value in India. Symbolizing prosperity, the humble coconut is used in ceremonies, handicrafts and cooking, among others. Named by Marco Polo way back in 1280 as ‘Nux Indica’, the coconut has been around for many centuries, and is just as prized now, as it was then. Golfe. . Persique. Aspects . Légaux. : assurer son implantation . dans. la . région. Par: Me Sam BAYAT. Montreal, 14. th. of March 2013. Board of trade of Metropolitan Montreal. Disclaimer – Legal notice.