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Bird-B-Gone Solar Powered Bird Repeller

New Review from Craziest Gadgets.com:

Birds are awesome! I love birds! I had turducken for lunch. Birds are free, they can fly where they want. The world is theirs. But sometimes that freedom is too much for the human world and the birds go places where they shouldn’t. At that point the birds have become pest birds. Nobody wants a pest bird whether it’s a pigeon, seagull, sparrow, starling, turkey vulture, crow, or Canadian goose. There are many ways to get rid of pest birds but it can be tricky when the birds are dropping guano on your roof or other hard to reach spot (hard for you to reach, easy for our feathered friends).

The Bird-B-Gone Solar Powered Bird Repeller can help you with your bird problem. Unlike ultrasonic or other repellers, this is guaranteed to work in any conditions. The easy to mount repeller has a 5′ diameter continuously rotating arm like a helicopter. The arm rotates at 30RPMs and is powered by a solar panel. It also comes with 3 AA rechargeable batteries for nighttime use. Ideal for roofs, signs, billboards, parapet walls or any other flat surface where birds are an issue. Unless you have one of those jump-roping birds, there’s no way this can fail. Birds be gone!

http://craziestgadgets.com/2009/06/14/bird-b-gone-solar-powered-bird-repeller/

Ball Hits Seagull During Indians Game

Indians win when ball hits bird

Shin-Soo Choo liner hits a low-flying gull and drops for a single, scoring the winning run in Cleveland's 4-3 victory over Kansas City.

June 12, 2009

Cleveland -- Coco Crisp thought he still had a chance to get to Shin-Soo Choo's ball. A bird beat him to it.

The ball flattened a low-flying gull in the 10th inning and rolled past Kansas City's center fielder and Mark DeRosa scored from second base without a throw to give the Cleveland Indians a 4-3 win over the Royals on Thursday night

"Crazy things happen in this game," Crisp said after Shin-Soo Choo's liner over the second-base bag clipped the wing of one of hundreds of birds that buzz the ballpark. "It was hit so sharply, I felt like I had a chance," Crisp said. "You never know what the heck is going to happen."

The stunned bird flopped around for a few seconds before finally flying off.

-- associated press

posted from:

http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-al-game12-2009jun12,0,5878512.story