How To Get A Bird Out Of Your Garage Rafters

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First tape some red, purple, yellow or whatever color flowers on the end of a broom stick or the end of the rake. You have two selections to consider when protecting your rafters. The problem, as it sounds like your’e finding out, is they go in, then go up, but can’t figure out how to go back down.

Use Your Pencil To Mark The Length Directly On The Rafter.

Take it outdoors, a distance from your garage, and let it go. Use porcupine wire to deter birds from landing on rafters. Leave the garage and wait for the bird to get out of the garage through that exit.

Of Course, Don’t Use It To Hurt Them.

Create a single exit for the bird to use and darken the room by turning out lights or closing off windows. Move slowly toward the bird so you do not frighten it, and capture it in a clean towel. Make the garage as dark as possible with the only light coming from the exit — birds fly to the light.

Use A Rake To Lead The Bird Out.

Leave the garage door open and leave the bird alone, if after some time the bird is still there: One reason that a bird might find its way into your garage is that it sees light coming out of the other side through a window or door with a window. Birds will sometimes settle on top of your building because it is an ideal place to land, relax, and build a nest.

Next Get The Hummingbirds Attention With It, Keep In Mind That This Might Take A Couple Of Minutes.

It also gives you the adequate spacing that you need. For you they’d never find their way out, once they got up. The bird falsely assumes it can fly right through.