August 26, 201115 yr I have a bird flying around in my house. How do you get rid of the without killing it? I need a man for this kind of work. Can anybody help me? I tried leaving the door open but only bugs came in and the bird is startled and hiding somewhere in the house.
August 26, 201115 yr Active Members How about killing two birds with one stone....Oops, that wasn't quite right. Um, perhaps a nice pigeon under glass would be an option? This once happened to me, a couple of decades back. Now if I could only remember correctly, I did a reverse-Poltergeist? You know, with Carol Ann? Turn off the lights, darken the house, leave the door open.
August 26, 201115 yr The bird is hiding somewhere in the house and it's not moving around. I hope no more birds come in by leaving the door open. How about killing two birds with one stone....Oops, that wasn't quite right. Um, perhaps a nice pigeon under glass would be an option? This once happened to me, a couple of decades back. Now if I could only remember correctly, I did a reverse-Poltergeist? You know, with Carol Ann? Turn off the lights, darken the house, leave the door open.
August 26, 201115 yr Active Members Perhaps an old flame is trying to get in touch with you. Try singing a happy tune and see what happens. If that fails, you could always borrow Lucky's cat.
August 27, 201115 yr Oh my I didn't know our Lucky have a cat. My cat is not with me. I'm pretty sure he will be excited to see a bird in the house. The bird refuses to leave and is flying through the house leisurely. I hope it doesn't get too hungry. I left some rice seeds on the floor for him and some water at the sink for him. As long as the bird is potty trained I want to keep him. It stays in the house very quietly so I wonder what it does all day. Maybe too tired to move around.
August 27, 201115 yr The only way to get a bird out is to borrow a cat. The bird will either smell it and flee or the cat will take care of the problem for you.
August 28, 201115 yr The only way to get a bird out is to borrow a cat. The bird will either smell it and flee or the cat will take care of the problem for you. LOL I take it you are not a founding member of PITA?
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