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Physical barriers are your best friend. Think spike strips. Yes, those ones. They don’t hurt pigeons—they just make perching really uncomfortable.

You can also use bird netting. It’s like a invisible force field. Pigeons hate it. They’re lazy fliers and prefer a solid spot to stand.

Fun fact: Pigeon feet are not designed for slippery surfaces. They like rough, flat ledges. Deny them that, and they move on.

The Decoy Game

Try a plastic owl. But here’s the trick: move it every few days. Pigeons are smart. If that owl never blinks, they catch on. They’ll even perch on the owl to mock you.

Real predators work better. Falcons are natural pigeon killers. Some cities use trained falcons to clear rooftops. That’s hardcore pest control, and honestly, kind of cool.

You can also use reflective surfaces. Old CDs, mirrors, or shiny Mylar tape. The flashing light disorients pigeons. They think it’s a predator’s eye—or a disco they weren’t invited to.

7 ways to get rid of pigeons in your yard | Tom's Guide