Bird guano can damage structures.
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The acidity in bird guano (a.k.a. droppings) defaces stone and metal, attacking the substrate of a building to cause permanent damage.
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Pigeon, n. To others, a dove, homer, squab, pouter, turbit, tumbler, roller, or fantail. To BirdMaster™, a sitting duck. |
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Starling, n. A usually dark, oscine bird known for gregarious behavior, except when it encounters BirdMaster™. |
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Sparrow, n. A small chiefly brownish or grayish Old World oscine songbird. Best enjoyed in the wild, where BirdMaster™ sends it. |
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Finch, n. a songbird with a short stout, usually conical, bill adapted for crushing seeds. BirdMaster™ dashes its chances to live in human structures. |
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