The History and Preservation of Fenway Park
Peek into the history of one of America’s most beloved ballparks and see how the stadium is being preserved for the future, including a different kind of “green monster”.
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Award-Winning Historic Restoration: Duo Multicultural Arts Center in Manhattan
BirdMaster recently won the Lucy G. Moses Award for restoration and preservation work on the historic Duo Multicultural Arts Center, formerly Fortune Theater, in Manhattan’s Fourth Arts Block.
The arrival of Seagulls brings health concerns to Tinton Falls, NJ
Monmouth County officials are seriously concerned about this massive invasion of seagulls and are searching for solutions to the problem. Residents are stunned by the amount of birds that have infested the area and are demanding action from authorities to get rid of these pest birds.
Pigeons take over Washington County
A large, growing group of pigeons have infested Washington County and are causing officials to worry about the health and well-being of its population. Before the population and visitors get sick from bird droppings, the town is brainstorming ways to fix the pigeon infestation without harming birds or the environment.
Pigeon Infestation threatens to damage neighboring businesses causing concerns for the Linton City Council
Pigeons are causing serious concerns to neighboring merchants and city officials, as one of the empty storefronts lining the N. Main St of Linton City, Indiana has been the favorite place for pigeons to roost.
The accumulation of bird guano is causing merchants to worry about their businesses, as the pigeon guano pose health risks to neighbors and visitors.
Find out more about pest bird infestations
Pest Birds Find out more about pest bird infestations The acidity in bird guano (a.k.a. droppings) defaces stone and metal, attacking the substrate of a building to cause permanent damage. Pigeon, n. To others, a dove, homer, squab, pouter, turbit, tumbler, roller, or fantail. To BirdMaster™, a sitting duck. Starling, n. A usually dark, oscine …