Safety
Unlike most of their predators, birds are able to fly and they use this to their advantage when building nests. This is the reason why you see nests built high up in trees and around the roofs and chimneys of houses and other buildings. It is when bird droppings start to accumulate on your back porch or front walkway that you might consider seeking help to remove the nest. Because bird nests are usually built in elevated locations, it is best to have a professional who specializes in bird control in Waukesha come to remove the nest and implement measures to discourage further nests from being built on your property. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control can safely remove nests and their inhabitants as well as clean up any carcasses and droppings left by nesting birds. Property owners who try to do this themselves run the risk of breaking the eggs or contracting a disease from droppings or carcasses. Skilled technicians can also seal the nook or entry point where the nest was built, if possible, preventing other birds and animals from taking up residence in the future.Access to Food
Birds look to build nests in locations with quick and easy access to food, both for themselves and for the baby birds once they hatch. Birds eat seeds, nuts, berries, fruits, vegetables and insects, which make houses that have fruit or vegetable gardens, flowers that attract small insects, or trees that produce nuts particularly appealing spots to build a nest. A large yard with tempting opportunities for birds to dig up worms would also be a desirable location over a house that is surrounded by concrete. Some aquatic bird species such as pelicans and ospreys build nests near a water source like a river or pond for easy access to fish.
