HennieBogan1966
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I saw the movie "The Birds" once.
What a creepy movie.
What a creepy movie.
Actually, not always. My Love's work had to take their fake owl down because the birds sat on it and pooped on it so much it became a horrible eyesore! *laughs*mkepcotmgmak said:i don't know...
most birds stay away from scarecrows, which never move, and wooden owls.
MissM said:Actually, not always. My Love's work had to take their fake owl down because the birds sat on it and pooped on it so much it became a horrible eyesore! *laughs*
-m
DisneyJill said:There's a fake owl above the monorail entrance at the north end of the Contemporary. I thought it was real for a while, until I noticed it was ALWAYS in the same place.... :lookaroun
celticdog said:That's the problem. Birds will get accustomed to seeing the Owl and then ignore it. One of the most effective bird/seagull deterants is to use audio mixed with visuals. For example: At many of the regional landfills, seagulls are a very serious problem. So, to combat this, the Game Department allows the landfill to place a stuffed seagull in the death throws position, combined with the distress call and wahla...no more seagulls, no more of any birds for that matter. They all seem to realize that something there is very bad.
Chape19714 said:We need some Audio-Animontronic Birds to keep the real birds out of the parks! lol :lol: :drevil:
mkepcotmgmak said:I am doing a paper on WDW, and in a WDW trivia book, I read the following...
A recording of a bird in distress is played (quietly) in Future World at Epcot, to keep other birds out of FW.
If this is still used, then WHY ISN'T THERE 5,000 of these recordings at MK? I have noticed that during bird season, the MK seems to be hit harder than any other park...?
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