With their passion for pecking at plants and acidic droppings, pigeons don’t have the best reputation in our gardens as it is. To make matters worse, they often ransack the bird feeders, leaving no ...

In a RSPB discussion thread timestamped 2010, a birder shared how some fat rock pigeons would invade her garden during the breeding season, stripping their pyracantha plant of its red berries and ...

Autumn brings a wonderful opportunity to spot all manner of creatures in your garden, yet numerous birds can find themselves frightened off by greedy pigeons scoffing all the grub from bird feeders.

While pigeons might seem innocuous as they wander through your garden, their presence can lead to significant damage due to their droppings and unhygienic nesting habits. According to experts from ...

Wildlife experts are urging households not to use bird feeders in their gardens as they attract pigeons, who eat all of the food quickly and leave nothing for other birds. Not only does this mean ...

Households in the UK who enjoy feeding birds in their gardens have been warned by wildlife experts. Specialists are advising against using bird feeders as they attract pigeons that quickly eat all the ...

Pigeons are pests. There are reasons city-dwellers call them “rats with wings”: They multiply quickly—reproducing over the course of just a few weeks—and drive away other bird species. Their droppings ...