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Problem with sandhill cranes and my lawn
We have been in the villages for 3 years. We had to replace our large lawn a year ago because sandhill cranes invading and pulled our lawn apart. Now they are back and seem to come very early morning, tearing up our lawn again. Have place fake owls our there, doesn't help. We know they are protected. Welcome any suggestions that work. See all sorts of stuff on Amazon but don't want to waste time and money. HELP
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I was going to ask what is attracting them to your yard vs. the neighbors so I did a quick search. See about mid section. Maybe activate your sprinklers and see if that helps get them out of the routine?
Are sandhill cranes destroying my lawn? - Birdful |
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They usually come into a residential area because somebody is feeding them. See if you can find the culprit.
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Set mouse traps out to stop them, lol just kidding. You have critter bugs in your lawn they are foraging on. Up your bug extermination to control this.
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As stated, they are forging for bugs in your lawn. They do the same thing on our lawn. Oh well, let them eat the bugs. Iād rather have them tear up the lawn than put chemicals down and watch our dog get cancer.
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You probably have a lot of grubs in your lawn and that's what they are feeding on. Putting down a preventative like GrubX would help in the future but now all you can do is scare the cranes off.
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It doesn't have to be an owl, by the way. It can be any one of several birds of prey. I saw a kinetic osprey that was pretty impressive. |
No! I love those birds! They are graceful as ballet dancers, and purr when they are in flight. Send them over to Mallory! My place.
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They're an issue for farmers, up north! I for one would try a non-violent way to scare them off.
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You have mole crickets. That is what they eat. Get rid of the mole crickets and you'll get rid of them. Talk to someone at any of the ACE HDWE.
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"Purr"? And they seem dumb as a post with very little response when threated by cars ot carts. Bird brains. That is a very appropriate term. š«£š¤ |
You likely have grubs or some other insect infestation. Get rid. Of the grubs and the birds will be gone. Years ago, living in Texas, I had a similar problem with armadillos tearing up my lawn. Treated for bugs and grubs and the problem disappeared. Good luck.
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