Get Starlings Out

Starlicide
Use. Starlicide is lethal to starlings with an acute oral median lethal dose of 3.8 milligrams per kilogram body weight, but it is less toxic to most other birds.

MAYBE YOU COULD CLEAN OR REPLACE THE DIRTY VENT BEFORE YOU PUT A CAGE OVER IT!

Повесьте рядом скворечник, и вам не будут мешать скворцы...

If these are left opened do they cause house not to cool.

Honestly a really easy (and cost effective) DIY solution is to just use a shop vac!! Not only are you efficiently removing the birds and the nest but in return you basically got yourself a nice treat to put on the grill! :) SAVE YOUR MONEY PEOPLE !!

They are invasive

The bird got through that galvanized steel cage real quick

Will this situation introduce a mite infestation inside an apartment? - Inhave been telling my landlord to find the SOURCE but he tip toes through the tulips to avoid it! :(

Mites since December ugh and no matter what I do, they keep comin! Time to Move!

Yeah that jug can fuck off just get rid of it

what happens to the baby starlings? :C

You're absolutey top-notch for reuniting the babies with their parents! Good job!!

Setting up a jug to preserve this species makes absolutely no sense, considering they are an invasive species. All they’re doing is creating an issue for the next property owner.

And now all the lint will get stuck in the cage and gota keep unclogging it

all good except keeping starlings alive...

Please take the nest I don’t want it anywhere near my house😂😭

our building had this issue two stories up. the guy left. and i couldn't bring myself to cover the hole and trap the parents in there. I had a tar beach rooftop over the hole. i could easily have put a stop to it with some bird netting scraps leftover from last year's garden. But I couldn't bring myself to essentially kill the whole family. they left. I should talk to the guy on that floor about blocking up the vents or remind the landlord.

All the liberal tears they have to put a jug even though there's two to six billion of those birds and it's an invasive species shot gun would have been faster

Sooo you guys save the babies in order to make more money to ruin other people's home lol. Good job ripping people off.

Thats was painful to watch.

What kind of hook+pole is that?

Fire hazard, no good idea , am been doing wildlife exclusion. For 20 years and I don’t think is a good option, better way to do heartland animal proof dryer vent.

My apartment maintenance trapped the birds in their nest. Now they’re dead and we have a disgusting amount of bird mites..

Up the Starling!! Great swap for your Grey Squirrel here in the U.K. Long may they compete and thrive.

I didn’t get to see babies but in our case, we were moving and I had to take the hose that connects the washer to the vent outside just to find a mortified dead bird inside 😭. Poor thing was hit by hot air when I was drying clothes and it died from it.

I can hear the birds in my attic in my home it’s a regular triangle shape roof attic I don’t have the white walls up yet it’s all sandy brown hollow boards still showing and I can hear that birds sound like it’s a tribe in my attic ceiling several feet by the water gutters they must be entering from and have a nest where I can hear them in the walls while coming up the stairs to the attic I think rats usually control how infested birds takeover your home if it isn’t house finches infestation it’ll be rats all thru your home and maybe sign of house finches infest is sign of no rat infestation I’d rather have some birds that can’t squeeze all the way into my casa infesting the outside of it than some pesky rats, and I have also now relize that the rats would be fighting other animals like birds in my walls when I was in a rat infested area now I’m in area with more cats and different type of birds my old area only had them brown city sparrow and house finches barely populated my old house cause some old huge tree with tons of holes in it my new house is over 100 yrs old by a beach and sounds like a bird infestation rats killing birds and vice versa sound like it brings more animals like raccoons and possums and snakes trying to get into houses these animals really adapting to humans

They make a great snack for the local hawks.

In the Uk, that would be illegal. You cannot touch a nest in breeding season. Unfortunately !!

I have starlings starting to make a nest….in my roof eaves.
Need it gone as it’s swift holes and they may contaminate them

I'm watching this because their having a full on warfare in my roof as I'm trying to shit

Very impressive. Had to leave an apartment cuz the landlords did nothing about the starling infestation

Guy didn't clean plastic louvre 😡FK ! and screen needed 2 be finer not coarse !

Dude, the only reason that I can think of why you would want to keep those disgusting starlings alive is because they are a benefit to your business! More starlings = more problems to people's homes, which equates to more money in your pocket! But if you really want to do the environment justice you would kill every starling that you come across! They are an invasive species that raid native birds' nests and eat their babies and they annihilate farmers' crops. There are over 3 trillion starlings in the US alone so they are way overpopulated and they kill off native birds! So kill as many of those flying rats as possible!

save, not kill

Are you a company? How much do you charge for removal bird nest like this?

Humans are the most destructive species as we see here and they will do any murdering job for profit. Just remember human exterminitors when you have exterminated all the undesirable life on earth it will be your turn next. Today it them tomorrow its You.

Its all fun and games until they charge a small fee of 450$

That bird came back and was like, who the fuck!?

I just shot mine, problem solved

A great video right up until the "humane" ending. That's fine in Europe and the UK (and I'd applaud it there) but here in the states they should be humanely exterminated. Period.

Thanks for posting. Starlings are an invasive species from Europe and have wreaked havoc on U.S. native species like barn swallows. Recently they took over a nest hole in my yard where native red-bellied woodpeckers had laid eggs. 😡 hope you’ll consider (if you don’t already) educating your clients and give them an extermination option.

Ordinarily I'd applaud this kind of humane approach. It's nice to see humans working to cohabitation with animals. However, starlings are an extremely destructive invasive species. They should be humanely euthanized whenever possible.

Kill em

They know what's good.

good job

I had starlings under my air conditioner a few years back. They were infested with bugs and had to be removed. I wish I had known how easy it was to replace their nest with a "jug" and save the babies...the guys I hired did not do this :(

Starlings do NOT have to be handled humanely. They are an invasive NON-NATIVE species, introduced into this country during the 19th century by some NYC playwright who, after he was done using them, released them into NYC Central Park. Since then, they've become a national problem, killing many native song birds. The best way to handle starlings is to use the approved 'humane way' of killing them: either a CO2 container or simply breaking their necks. Shooting in the head/chest with a BB/Pellet gun is also considered humane.