by Pigeon Patrol | Jul 9, 2024 | Bird Netting
Many Toronto residents won’t be taking anymore crap — from pigeons.
“I live here, right across the street, and the pigeons are a nuisance,” said Richard Evans, as he pointed to a condo building at Yonge and Finch.
“They line up on this wire here across Yonge Street, hundreds of them. They have a habit of going to the bathroom on the road and on cars.”
Evans says he hasn’t been ‘lucky enough’ to be used as turd target by pigeons before, but that he hears a lot of concerns from those with balconies on their condos.
These concerns have been heard loud and clear by Esther Attard.
Two gray pigeons eat a piece of bread on the ground, the third is watching them
“(Residents) can’t use their outdoor space, well, because of excrement,” said the chief veterinarian and director of animal services for the City of Toronto.
“It can be a public health risk, but that is a low risk. We haven’t had any of these issues.”
In its quest to find solutions, Attard says a humane option stood out: putting pigeons on the pill.
Ovocontrol, produced by Innolytics LLC, is a contraceptive for pigeons that is made into wheat-flour kibble.
Dubbed ‘planned pigeonhood’, the kibble is put into a timed, automatic feeder and placed on several rooftops in urban areas.
The pigeon contraceptive is manufactured into a form of kibble made of wheat flour. via Innolytics LLC
Motion-sensing cameras nearby capture the pigeons, or any other creature, that approaches the bait.
In May 2022, the city decided to launch a pilot of the pigeon contraceptive, which Attard says officially got working in May 2023.
For the cost of $24,000 a year, the feeders were placed at three wards: University-Rosedale (includes two sites), Beaches-East York, and Don Valley North.
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A fifth ward — Spadina-Fort York — is expected to be added to the pilot later this month, for an additional $6,000 per year.
An automatic feeder dispenses the contraceptive once every morning, timed by seconds based on the number of pigeons. via Innolytics LLC
“I’m kind of shocked,” Jenn, who loves pigeons, told Global News Toronto.
“I feel like it could be a way to control the reproduction of pigeons. But is it the most ethical?” she added.
“As long as it’s ethical, I guess it’s fine. There’s a lot of pigeons around the area,” said Jane, who works around the Yonge and Finch area.
The pill works by allowing pigeons to still lay eggs that aren’t fertilized. The eggs won’t hatch because there is no embryo inside.
The CEO of the company behind Ovocontrol said the product is far more humane than other tactics used in Toronto, like poison and lethal traps.
“This contraceptive is effective in species that have feathers and lay eggs. so there’s no risk to your pets, your children,” said Erick Wolf.
When asked how he can be sure that the pill isn’t eaten by other birds, Wolf said the larger size of the kibble, and the high location of the feeders, attract only pigeons.
“Smaller birds usually feed from the tree canopy and below,” he said.
The effects of the pill also cannot be transferred to birds of prey, like owls, that eat the pigeons.
The contraceptive works if pigeons ingest it daily. If they stop, Wolf said, they can reproduce normally again.
Attard also noted that, similar to the birth control pill for humans, missing one day won’t make a big difference.
She says the program has already showed some signs of success, because there’s been fewer birds observed on webcam.
But it’s still hard to be sure, so she’s hoping there will be a clearer picture by the spring or summer of this year.
Four locations, in three Toronto wards, already have the feeders installed. A fourth ward -Spadina Fort York – will be added later this month. Global News Toronto
However, the idea has already taken flight with some.
“I am advocating vigorously for it to come to my ward,” Lily Cheng, Willowdale councillor, told Global News.
“For residents who live in condos, their balcony is a really precious outdoor space for them. Unfortunately due to the pigeon problem, many residents are unable to use their outdoor space … it can also be really stressful when crossing the street ”
Evans knows that stress all too well.
Upon learning about the program, he said he’s glad to hear there’s a solution to the poopy problem that doesn’t seem to harm pigeons.
“If it seems to be working, then why not?”
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by Pigeon Patrol | Jul 9, 2024 | Bird Netting
Feeding pigeons is illegal in Toronto but some residents are doing it anyway
Many Torontonians are enjoying feeding and playing with pigeons despite it being technically illegal.
Pigeon breeding just started last month, so pedestrians are seeing groups of these birds flocking on city streets.
Although some Torontonians on social media are frustrated about Toronto’s growing pigeon population, others are sharing their new fondness for pigeons on TikTok.
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TikToker @stav.t posted a video two days ago of a man at Yonge and Dundas Square gracefully feeding pigeons from the palm of his hand.
The man then walks up to the TikToker’s brother who also holds out his hand to hold a bird while grinning.
Another TikToker posted a video a month ago of a man with a pigeon perched on his shoulder.
The man lets the pigeon rest on him as he pushes it up for lift off, but it continues to return to his shoulder.
And Toronto TikToker @jennamakesvideos posted a series of videos last year kneeling on the sidewalk to feed the flocks of pigeons around her.
Unfortunately, Toronto’s Animals Bylaw prohibits anyone from feeding any wildlife or leaving food out to attract animals both on public and private property unless an individual has a bird feeder and the domestic birds are under their care.
Some Torontonians love pigeons so much that they raise them to enter them in races.
Toronto is home to Pioneer Racing Pigeon Club, GTA Pigeon Club Canada, Brampton Pigeon Club, and Pakistan Pigeon Club of Canada.
Breeding pigeons for racing is perfectly safe as long as breeders follow their city’s guidelines, according to the Canadian Racing Pigeon Union.
Toronto officials say residents can keep up to 30 domestic pigeons and up to 50 during the breeding season between April and October.
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by Pigeon Patrol | Jul 9, 2024 | Bird Netting
Mumbai doctors blame pigeons for spike in lung disease
Doctors treating 5 times more cases of severe lung inflammation called hypersensitivity pneumonitis
Salimah Shivji · CBC News · Posted: Dec 27, 2023 1:00 AM PST | Last Updated: December 27, 2023
A pigeon looks off into the distance in Mumbai, India.
Mumbai’s pigeon population has exploded in recent years and the city’s doctors point to that rise as the reason behind a fivefold increase in cases of hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a severe inflammation of the lungs. (
“Are you around pigeons often? What else are you exposed to?”
The pulmonologist is part of a group of doctors working in India’s most populous city who are increasingly alarmed over what they’ve observed over the past seven years: a fivefold increase in cases of a severe inflammation of the lungs called hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
It’s a steep spike that experts link directly to Mumbai’s exploding pigeon population. The bird’s droppings contain fungi that, if inhaled over a sustained period, can cause the immune system disorder.
“It’s a terrible, progressive condition,” said Dr. Prabhudesai in an interview with CBC News, adding that in chronic cases, hypersensitivity pneumonitis causes irreversible scarring to the lungs, which can require the patient to be on a constant supply of oxygen, or even lead to a lung transplant.
“There are more than 300 reasons to get this hypersensitivity pneumonia and [exposure to] pigeons is one of them,” Prabhudesai said. “Most importantly, this is the most common cause of the disease in our country.”
A doctor speaks to his colleague about patient’s lung condition diagnosis at a clinic in Mumbai, India.
Pulmonologist Dr. Prahlad Prabhudesai, who’s seeing more cases of lung disease hypersensitivity pneumonitis caused by exposure to pigeon droppings, often tells patients to not feed birds. (Salimah Shivji/CBC)
Other causes are allergens found in grains, feathers and air conditioning units that aren’t properly maintained, but several recent studies monitoring newly-diagnosed patients in India identified exposure to birds as the leading link to the chronic disease.
Experts are calling for further data to be collected and the Indian Council of Medical Research has now developed a registry to track cases of the lung disease, along with the identified causes.
Problem with feeding pigeons
The problem is acute in Mumbai, India’s most densely-populated city that has millions of apartment buildings with flat surfaces where pigeons love to roost. The city also has a robust cultural tradition of feeding the birds for religious reasons, such as a deep-seated belief that caring for pigeons brings blessings and will help wash away a person’s sins.
Mumbai is known for its kabutarkhanas, designated feeding parks often located near temples and other places of worship where thousands of pigeons gather and are fed. It’s not uncommon to see people dragging large bags of grain to pour in front of the birds.
“In Mumbai, a lot of feeding is being done near your house, near temple…everywhere you go,” Prabhudesai said.
He often fields questions from patients asking if there is a pigeon repellent or other technology being developed to drive the birds away from homes.
group of pigeons in central Mumbai, India.
Pigeon droppings contain fungi that can cause a severe inflammation of the lungs after prolonged exposure. (Glen Kugelstadt/CBC)
‘I had no idea’
“Patient awareness [of the danger of pigeons] has started to increase over the past five years,” he said, but many of them feel helpless “because they are very stubborn birds.”
A hypersensitivity pneumonitis diagnosis came completely out of the blue for Namrata Trivedi, who just returned to work in the past year after more than a decade of battling the disease.
She began experiencing breathing problems and a persistent dry cough in 2011 and a string of doctors couldn’t figure out what she had.
“When I saw the X-ray from my CT scan, I could see a black layer all over my lungs,” she told CBC News in an interview in Gujarati.
“The doctor looked right at my husband and my mother, and told me I had only three years left to live.”
Namrata Trivedi was incredulous when doctors told her she got the lung disease from pigeon droppings. ‘I had no idea,’ she told CBC.
Namrata Trivedi, who has been fighting severe symptoms of hypersensitivity pneumonitis for years, was incredulous when doctors told her she got the lung disease from pigeon droppings. ‘I had no idea,’ she told CBC. (Salimah Shivji/CBC)
Trivedi, 57, frequently used to feed pigeons and, in one of her previous homes, there were large nests of the birds tucked into a windowsill. Still, she was floored when she was diagnosed and told the cause of her lung disorder was pigeon poo.
“I had no idea, I was completely unaware,” she said. “I remember thinking how can pigeons cause such a huge problem! It’s not possible.”
Trivedi has defied the doctors’ predictions and her condition is now under control, even though she still has occasional lung pain and has to take precautions to avoid large crowds when going out.
The hairstylist wishes more people in Mumbai knew how deadly pigeon droppings can be.
A crowd of pigeons converge on a square in central Mumbai, in front of a large block of apartments.
Experts believe Mumbai’s many apartment buildings, along with a tradition of feeding the birds, have contributed to the city’s thriving pigeon population. (Glen Kugelstadt/CBC)
“People don’t understand, they keep saying feeding pigeons is ‘jeev daya,'” Trivedi said, using the Hindi and Gujarati term meaning to help or show compassion to all living beings, including animals.
“But humans are also worth helping,” she added, saying it breaks her heart to see children suffering from the condition because the people around them insist on feeding the birds.
Hard to avoid the pigeons
Prakash Punjabi, 68, who found out he was suffering from the chronic lung disease due to exposure to pigeon droppings last year, is trying to process the same physical and emotional pain.
He spends at least four days a week exercising at a rehabilitation centre adjacent to Prabhudesai’s clinic in north Mumbai, often hooked up to an oxygen machine.
Prakash Punjabi, 68, who has chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis, feels grateful to have access to a rehabilitation centre to keep the symptoms at bay.
Prakash Punjabi, 68, who has chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis, feels grateful to have access to a rehabilitation centre to keep the symptoms at bay. (Salimah Shivji/CBC News)
“It’s very difficult,” he said, panting through his oxygen supply while on the treadmill. “I find it difficult while breathing through my nose, and I feel tired all day.”
Punjabi was not in the habit of feeding pigeons, but he and his doctors suspect he got the disease after spending so much time at home during the COVID-19 lockdown.
“Where I stay, there are a lot of pigeons,” he explained. “We have grills and an aluminum [siding] where all the pigeons dance all day.”
These days, Punjabi doesn’t leave his house without wearing a mask to protect him from dust and pigeon droppings, but he said it’s often hard to avoid with Mumbai’s kabutarkhanas.
A man throws feed towards a crowd of pigeons in Mumbai, India.
Pigeon feeding, seen as a way to help the birds and accumulate religious blessings, is common practice in Mumbai. (Glen Kugelstadt/CBC)
“People have a religious belief that if you feed them, you get the pigeon’s blessings. You can’t ban it, you can’t do anything,” he continued. “But people have to be very cautious when dealing with [pigeons].”
The city of Mumbai technically does have fines of 500 rupees ($8 Cdn) on the books for feeding pigeons in non-designated areas but residents say the bylaw is rarely enforced.
It’s left to chest surgeons like Prabhudesai to sound the alarm and repeat the same advice over and over:
“We always try to tell people: “Number one, don’t feed the pigeons.”
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by Pigeon Patrol | Jul 9, 2024 | Bird Netting
An animal sanctuary is asking people not to dye birds for use in gender reveal celebrations after taking in a bright pink pigeon.
Polly, a pigeon whose wings and feet had been dyed pink and yellow for what is believed to have been a gender reveal, was taken to Pudz Animal Sanctuary in South Killingholme this week.
Sanctuary founder Shena Fairless said birds who are dyed are not only at risk from harmful chemicals in the dye, but are also more vulnerable to predators.
She said: “It’s just for a few minutes of entertainment, then the bird has to live with that for the rest of its life”.
A pigeon that has been dyed bright pink
Pudz Animal Sanctuary said Polly was settling in well.
Ms Fairless said the dyeing was “just not a nice thing for it to go through” and added “you just don’t know what might happen”.
Despite Polly’s ordeal, Ms Fairless said she is settling in well at the sanctuary, adding: “She’s made some friends, she’s eating well, and she’s trying to fly.
“She’s safe, so we’ll see how she goes.”
The RSPCA also issued a similar warning about using birds in gender reveals earlier this year.
A spokesperson for the charity said they feared “social media trends could be fuelling” incidents, and said dyeing or painting their feathers could make it so birds are no longer able to fly.
Gender reveal celebrations are a way for expectant parents to announce whether their baby will be a boy or a girl and have grown in popularity over the last few years.
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by Pigeon Patrol | Jul 9, 2024 | Bird Netting
A hospital has postponed dozens of procedures after pigeons nesting in the roof contaminated a sterile room.
On Friday staff entering a theatre’s sterile room in West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmunds noticed the birds above the ceiling.
Faeces had fallen through the joins of some ceiling tiles leading to disruption of procedures.
A spokesperson for West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust that runs the hospital said pest control had been called and it was aiming to resume normal service early next week.
“As soon as staff became aware of what had happened the sterile storage room was immediately closed,” they explained.
“No contaminated equipment has been used and our sterile services team are working hard to re-sterilise all the equipment and deep clean the storage room.”
They added that at no point did the birds enter the sterile storage room or operating theatres.
On Monday, 25 patients had their procedures postponed but emergency, cancer and urgent procedures are continuing as normal.
“Whilst we’ve had to postpone some planned procedures, our teams are working hard to minimise the impact on patients and to re-sterilise the equipment and the storage room as soon as possible,” the spokesperson added.
The roof has since been closed off so the birds cannot re-enter.
Staff working in the sterile services team are also working extended hours to work through a backlog of re-sterilising equipment in the room.
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