Pigeon droppings can accumulate quickly and, besides being unsightly, are a health risk to you, your employees or customers.  Pigeons have adapted well to urban environments.  Most cities are full of flocks of these birds, just looking for handouts. They often associate humans with food, and are unafraid to flock closely to people.  They are also unafraid to leave droppings everywhere (cars are obviously preferred spots), along with nesting material. The nesting material can clog vents and drain pipes, and cause potential fire hazards. The droppings and feathers can contaminate large quantities of livestock feed and food destined for human consumption.  These "flying rats" or "gutter birds" can carry or transmit: pigeon ornithosis, encephalitis, Newcastle disease, histoplasmosis, Cryptococcus, toxoplasmosis, pseudo-tuberculosis, pigeon coccidiosis and salmonella food poisoning.  Pigeon parasites include a number of bugs, fleas, ticks and mites.

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