Why Is My Game Pigeon Sending Pictures

About This Project

The Pigeon Picture Frame receives photos and videos from a linked Android. or iOS mobile device using The Pigeon App. The Pigeon App is made for iOS 8 and above, iPhone 5 and above, 4th Gen iPad and above, 5th Gen iPod Touch and above, as well as Android 4.1 and above.There is no video support on Android at this time. Select Send Invitation once complete. You will see a “Pending Invitation” status appear under their email address. New Flock Member Needs to Accept the Invitation. The family member you just invited, will receive an email from Pigeon with instructions on how to link your Pigeon frame to their mobile device. This email will include a unique pairing code that is associated with their Pigeon. At times, such messages entailed with pictures don’t go, either they get stuck in the mid-way, or the message fails altogether. Let’s fetch for the reason why the picture gets stuck mid-way and find a fixture. To send pictures via iMessage, the user has to enable the feature and the recipient should be using the iMessage too, to receive it.

Add a friend or family member to your Pigeon Family so that they can send pictures and videos to your Pigeon Digital Photo Frame too!

Login to Pigeon App

First, you will need to login to the Pigeon Account that completed the initial linking of your Pigeon Digital Photo Frame .

This is the account that used the Frame code provided in your Welcome Email.

Once you’re logged in, you’ll need to:

On the left hand side of the screen, you will see a list of your Pigeon Frames. Tap on the frame you would like to add a family member to.

This will bring you to the control panel of the frame. Here you can adjust the timing of the slideshow, brightness, volume and add users to the frame.

Control Panel

Please type in or copy/paste the email address of the individual you would like to have share to the frame.

At this time, you have an opportunity to give the individual frame control as well. Turning ON means that this individual will have access to the frame control panel and will be able to adjust the volume, brightness, and edit the Flock. We recommend that only one individual has Frame Control enabled.

Select Send Invitation once complete.

You will see a “Pending Invitation” status appear under their email address.

New Flock Member Needs to Accept the Invitation

The family member you just invited, will receive an email from Pigeon with instructions on how to link your Pigeon frame to their mobile device.

This email will include a unique pairing code that is associated with their Pigeon App account. Once set up, their status will change to Contributor within the control panel.

Questions?

Email us! We're here to help. contact@pigeonframe.com

How are pigeons sustained?

Feral Flock of Pigeons

The common misconception is that pigeons are sustained on scraps of food courtesy of people littering, people sharing their lunchtime sandwich in the park or as a result of poor housekeeping on the part of fast food restaurants. This is incorrect, at least in part. Pigeon populations are sustained, almost exclusively, by deliberate and persistent feeding on the part of a small number of individuals, normally elderly or single people; this single act should be seen as the root cause of most pigeon problems. These people will go out 7 days a week to feed pigeons and they will not only feed extremely high quality food, such as grain and corn, but also very large quantities of it. In the city of Melbourne, Australia, one gentleman arrives in the city centre each day and brings in 40 kilos of prime pigeon food, which he proceeds to distribute at 4 highly sensitive locations within the central business district of the city. As a result the city centre flock, numbering many thousands of pigeons, exploit this food source each day. Based on the British Pigeon Racing Association figures an adult pigeon can survive on 13 grams of seed each day and therefore, using these figures, 40 kilos of seed could potentially sustain over 3000 pigeons. When taking into consideration that this food is provided by only one of the many daily feeders in Melbourne it comes as no surprise that pigeon flock size is as high as it is.

So how do we control food sources available to pigeons?

In the main this is the preserve of town and city councils as they are the only bodies that can be a catalyst for an area-wide pigeon control system. If you feel that you have a general problem in your area you should start by protecting your own property with deterrents. This must always be the first step. Councils may be able to deal with the root cause of the problem, available food, but they cannot and will not become involved in the protection of private property. In order to ensure that the problem is dealt with at source, however, you should contact your local council and ask them what they are doing to resolve the problem of available food and the issue of deliberate and persistent public feeding of pigeons. Many councils are reluctant to become involved with issues relating to the control of feral pigeons but they have a legal obligation to do so, certainly if problems have become entrenched and if there is a potential health and safety problem.

What type of food will pigeons usually exploit?

Pigeons Feeding at Mosque

Pigeons have learned to exploit multiple food sources and although their natural diet would be made up of seeds and grains (when in season) they will exploit virtually any food available to them, including fast food refuse, bread, household scraps and even worms and insects when there is little or no other food available. As previously mentioned, however, deliberate feeding is the main source of food for urban pigeon flocks. Other common food sources include food preparation outlets, retail food outlets, granaries, ports where foodstuffs are imported/exported and grain silos. Pigeon flocks rarely if ever feed in rural areas (exploiting crops in fields) but when food is in short supply in urban areas some birds may resort to exploiting this food source. When flocks of pigeons are seen feeding in agricultural areas these birds are most likely to be domesticated racing pigeons and not their feral cousins.

Feral pigeons need very little food in order to survive, but why do we still have such huge flocks worldwide when pest control companies kill millions of pigeons every year in control operations?

Pigeon Trap

This is because pigeon flock size is dictated, absolutely, by available food. When pigeons are killed during pest control operations the culled birds will be replaced within a matter of weeks as a result of rejuvenation. In fact, scientific research has shown that when culling is used as a method of control pigeon flock size will, in most cases, increase above andbeyond the pre-cull figure, resulting in exacerbated problems for property owners, rather than the reverse. In situations where the food supply remains constant pigeons will breed 4-6 times a year on average (in optimum conditions pigeons can breed more frequently), producing two young each time. If, however, the food source is reduced pigeon numbers will drop accordingly. Pigeons will not breed if they are unable to exploit enough food to feed their young. Therefore, it is clear that many of the methods employed to control pigeon populations are not only ineffective but they are likely to increase pigeon flock size. The most commonly used pigeon control worldwide is culling which is, alongside persistent and deliberate public feeding, the largest contributory factor to the growth of pigeon flocks worldwide.

What deterrents are there that will offer complete protection for a property upon which pigeons are either roosting or breeding or both?

The industry standard deterrent is the anti-roosting spike. This product is 100% effective if installed correctly (and in the right area of the property) and it is not only inexpensive to buy, it is also extremely easy to install. Anti-roosting spikes can be installed onto virtually any property by the owner without the need to go to a specialist company – if you can climb a ladder you can install anti-roosting spikes. In many cases commercial property owners can install the product in-house,but if the property is a high-rise building or architecturally complex advice should be sought from the Pigeon Control Resource Centre. There is a huge number of different anti-perching

Nylon Bird Netting

and bird exclusion devices available and yet it is often the least expensive product that provides the most comprehensive protection. Nylon bird netting is another industry standard product, but it is extremely expensive to have installed (and in a majority of cases it must be installed professionally) and it may only continue to be effective for 5-10 years. Anti-roosting spikes are one of the cheapest anti-perching products on the market, they can be installed by the layman and they will remain effective for up to 30 years.

I have a problem with pigeons – where do I start?

If the problem is obvious, i.e. if pigeons are roosting on a window ledge and soiling the fascia of the building below, then you can proceed by purchasing anti-roosting spikes from the Internet or from the Pigeon Control Resource centre online shop once you have measured the width and depth of the area that is to be protected. The spikes should arrive with full installation instructions and if you experience any unforeseen problems when installing the spikes the Pigeon Control Resource Centre will provide the expert advice. There is one very important point to remember: make absolutely sure that if there is a recess in which you believe pigeons are breeding or roosting you should thoroughly investigate

Juvenile Pigeons
in Nest

the recess prior to installing anti-roosting spikes or before blocking holes to exclude pigeons. If you suspect that there are pigeons in situ you should contact a local wildlife rehabilitator in your area who will humanely remove the pigeon squabs (pigeon chicks) and take them away to be hand-reared and eventually released. A list of wildlife rehabilitators can be found at: http://www.veggies.org.uk/acd/europe/uk/rescue/rescue.htm
Many property owners find that they have pigeons inside their roof void or attic; in this case it is critical to have the roof void surveyed, ideally by an experienced person or a wildlife rehabilitator, ensuring that all dependant and flightless birds are excluded prior to excluding the resident adult pigeons. It is extremely

Pigeon Squab -
Day 1 Hatchling

important to remember that pigeons breed all year round and therefore there will never be a time when you are safe to install deterrents without first surveying the area to ensure no dependent young are in situ. Although the height of the breeding period is usually throughout the months of March through to October, it is not uncommon to see pigeon squabs in nests in mid-winter. For further detailed information on how to undertake a survey of your property and how to install deterrents please see the DIY Controls discussion document.

I have pigeons on my roof – can I resolve this problem and if so how?

If pigeons are regularly roosting on a roof it means they are there for one of three reasons:

Because the roof provides them with a vantage point overlooking a well-used feeding area or a regular food source – possibly a restaurant, fast food outlet, food preparation or storage facility, sandwich shop or bakery
Because pigeons have accessed the roof void itself (attic space) and are breeding within it
Defender Gutter Spikes™
Because the roof provides a view of a neighbour’s garden where there is a bird feeding station

In each case the source of the problem needs to be resolved as it is impossible to protect the tiles of a roof, although the gutter, ridge tiles, chimney breast and chimney pot can all be effectively protected.

Some contractors advise the use of nylon bird netting for this purpose but netting rarely resolves the problem, it is extremely expensive to install and can degrade very rapidly when provided at roof height.

I have pigeons roosting on my TV aerial – can I use anti-roosting spikes?

Defender TV Aerial Spikes ™

Yes, anti-roosting spikes are ideal for this purpose. The spikes are best installed by using an electrical cable tie wrapped around the base of the spike and then around the aerial itself. This will ensure that the spike cannot slip around and end up facing downwards. Although stainless steel spikes are unlikely to interfere with the TV signal when installed on an aerial it may be wise to consider a plastic spike for the purpose. One UK manufacturer of anti-roosting spikes - Jones and Son Ltd offer an ingenious kit to protect TV aerials which includes all the different fixtures and fittings that will be required to protect virtually any type of TV aerial.

I have pigeons perching on my windowsill – how do I protect the sill?

Anti-roosting spikes are ideal for this purpose. The anti-roosting spikes should be installed on the windowsill itself, assuming that the window opens inwards or upwards. If the window opens outwards it will be necessary to attach the spikes to the base of the frame of the opening window so that when the window

Defender Opening
Window Spikes™

is opened the spikes move outwards as the window does. Silicone should be used to attach the anti-roosting spikes to both the windowsill and the window frame, but if the window frame is wooden they can be screwed in place as well as, or instead of, using silicone.

I think I have pigeons nesting in my gutter – is this possible?

It is not common for pigeons to nest in a gutter unless it is well protected from the elements. It is possible, however, particularly in guttering on period properties with large, wide cast iron gutters. This problem is simple to resolve using anti-roosting spikes in conjunction with a special gutter clip. The anti-roosting spikes will not only stop pigeons nesting in the gutter but also stop pigeons perching on the lip of the gutter and fouling the fascia of the building. A version of the post and wire system will often be recommended by contractors, but this system is prone to failure and will not stop nesting taking place in the gutter itself.

I have been told to protect my property with nylon bird netting – is this the best option?

Wire Mesh with
Attaching Clip

Nylon bird netting is an industry standard bird exclusion product and is commonly recommended by contractors. There are numerous problems associated with the use of nylon bird netting, but the main problems are the cost of the product, the lifespan of the product and the potential for poorly installed netting to trap birds. In a vast majority of cases anti-roosting spikes can be used to much greater effect in areas where anti-roosting spikes has been recommended. If a bird exclusion product is necessary, however, and if anti-roosting spikes are unsuitable,

Galvanised Wire Mesh

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galvanized steel mesh is an excellent alternative. Galvanized steel mesh is as cheap as nylon netting but remains effective for considerably longer, although the product will not be suitable for the protection of large areas due to its weight.

I have birds nesting in my chimney – what do I do?

Pigeons do not nest in chimneypots but other species of birds do – jackdaws in particular. The easiest means of ensuring that nesting does not take place next year is to install a chimney cowl on your chimney pot.

Round Chimney Guard

This product is cheap to buy and can be installed in minutes. Always be sure to carry out this installation once the breeding period has finished. Another option is to permanently block the chimney pot, assuming that it is no longer in use, with a chimney cap. This product, like the chimney cowl, is inexpensive and simple to install.

I have pigeon excrement on my ground floor windowsills – does this mean I should protect the sills?

Yes, anti-roostingspikes areideal for this purpose but be aware that pigeons rarely if ever roost or neston ground floor windows, so the areas to be protected will almost certainly beeither upper floor windowsills, architectural features or exposed pipework. Pigeons will normally choose the highest point on a building to roost or nestand that should always be the first area to investigate. Anti-roostingspikes can be installed directlyonto a windowsill or any other surface with siliconegel, but if protecting pipework an electrical cabletie should be tied around both the pipe and the base of the anti-roostingspike to ensure that the spikesdo not slip around and end up facing downwards.

I have pigeon excrement on the ground at the side of my house but there are no windowsills or obvious perching places

Defender Pipe Spikes™

It is extremely likely that pigeons are roosting on external pipework on theside wall of the house. Either this or possibly on a small overflow pipe. Anti-roostingspikes can be easily installedon the pipework to resolve the problem. A special ‘pipe spike’ should be usedfor the protection of pipework. The pipespikes should be installed byrunning a bead of silicone gel along the top of the pipe and then pressing thebase of the pipespike into this.An electrical cable tie should then be wrapped around the pipe itself and thebase of the pipespikes to ensurethat the spikes do not slip around and end up facing downwards.

If there is no exposed external pipework on the side of the house it is likely that the birds will either be roosting under the gable on one of the roof joists that protrude through the brickwork (and support the roof overhang) or within the roof space itself or possibly within the soffit. The areas under the gable can easily be protected using anti-roosting spikes, but if the birds have entered the roof space itself the entry hole must be found and blocked once a thorough survey of the internal roof void has been carried out to ensure that there are no live birds or nests in situ. The same applies if birds have entered the soffit.

I see pigeons fly into an area below my guttering and disappear – do I need to take action?

It is likely that pigeons have found a hole in a soffit (the box section thatruns under the gutter the full length of the house) and are using the space fornesting and roosting. The entire length of the soffit board must be inspectedto ensure no live birds are present, with particular attention to young birdsin nests, and then the soffit board must either be removed and replaced or repaired. As older wooden soffits are constructed with a series of sub-dividers throughouteach span, preventing a clear line of sight down the soffit, it will be necessaryto inspect each sub-division to ensure that no nesting birds are in situ. Inmany cases the only way that this can be achieved is to remove sections of thesoffit at intervals and carry out a full inspection. If you suspect that thereare pigeons in situ, or if you find nests, you should contact a local wildliferehabilitator in your area who will humanely remove the pigeon squabs (pigeonchicks) and take them away to be hand-reared and eventually released. A list of wildlife rehabilitators can be found at: http://www.veggies.org.uk/acd/europe/uk/rescue/rescue.htm.

I have a dormer window on my roof and pigeons appear to be roosting under the overhang of the gutter on the dormer – is this possible?

Dormer Window

Yes, pigeons often roost or even nest under the overhang created by the gutteron a dormer window. First check to ensure that there are no live birds or nestsunder the overhang and then simply install anti-roostingspikes directly to the lead flashing running downeach side of the dormer window. Alternatively, anti-roostingspikes can be installed directly ontothe tiles of the roof. The area that will need to be covered is approximately12 inches from the side wall of the dormer. Once the overhang is protected pigeonswill move elsewhere. Be aware, however, that the birds may move to other moresensitive areas of the property once excluded.

What do I do if I find a pigeon nest in an area where I am intending to install deterrents?

It is extremely common to find pigeon nests with young in situ when installingdeterrents and due to the fact that pigeons breed all year around there is nevera safe time to do this.

Pigeon Squab -
3 Days Old

If you do find a nest and cannot wait untilthe chicks are fledged you should first try to find a wildlife rehabilitatorin your area who may be able to remove the chicks and take them away to be hand-reared. Otherwise, just monitor the nest until the squabs (pigeon chicks) have fledgedand then install the deterrents. A list of wildlife rehabilitators can be foundat: http://www.veggies.org.uk/acd/europe/uk/rescue/rescue.htm.

I often read that pigeons spread disease – is this true?

Ornikill Cleaning Agent

It is a misconception that pigeons are capable of spreading disease to human beings. All wild birds (including garden birds) have the potential to carry and pass on diseases to human beings and indeed other birds or animals, but the likelihood of this happening is virtually zero. To put the risk into perspective, caged birds are far more likely to pass on a disease to a human being than a pigeon or any other wild bird. In fact, it is a commonly held view that salmonella, one of the diseases associated with pigeons, is far more likely to be contracted by human beings through eating intensively farmed supermarket eggs or chicken than through contact with wild birds.

Why Is My Game Pigeon Sending Pictures Without

Full Protective Suit

Where pigeon excrement is concerned, if it is ingested it may cause a mild stomach upset but nothing more. If pigeon excrement is very well dried (wet excrement is harmless unless ingested) and if it exists in large quantities it can irritate the bronchial tubes if inhaled when disturbed. Pigeon fanciers are at the greatest risk where the transmission of disease is concerned and if pigeon lofts are not cleaned regularly pigeon fanciers run the risk of contracting a respiratory disease as a result of breathing in the dust that is created when well-dried pigeon excrement is disturbed. It must be recognized, however, that any individual contracting a respiratory disease from contact with pigeons must have been exposed to large quantities of very well-dried pigeon excrement for

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long periods

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without the benefit of protective clothing. There has only been one case, worldwide, of a person dying from direct contact with pigeon excrement and this was a lady in the Netherlands who had a severe allergy to it and died as a result of a massive allergic reaction when coming into contact with a small quantity of it. Common sense measures, such as wearing gloves, overalls and a face mask when installing deterrents, are all the precautions that it is necessary to take. There is rarely a need to use a specialist disinfectant or cleaning agent when clearing pigeon excrement and preparing surfaces in order to install spikes – hot soapy water with a splash of household disinfectant is all that is required.

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