Who do you call for dead bird pick up? (Phoenix: neighborhood, contractors)

[WSPHXPELON]

I'll go to your house and do it for $100. DM me if interested.

[AZBradley]

Originally Posted by observer53

How old are they? If they are close to flying age, the mother will keep feeding them. If they are small, call Liberty Wildlife for help with taking them to a pickup location. They've saved a lot of birds!

On my way with the babies! Thanks Observer53

[LBTRS]

Never heard of "dead bird removal" and can't imagine this can't be done yourself. Get two plastic grocery bags, use one to cover your hand while you pick up the bird and place it in the other, tie it up and throw it in the trash can.

Take you less than 30 seconds start to finish, longer than it did to compose this post.

[Bummer]

Originally Posted by LBTRS

Never heard of "dead bird removal" and can't imagine this can't be done yourself. Get two plastic grocery bags, use one to cover your hand while you pick up the bird and place it in the other, tie it up and throw it in the trash can.

Take you less than 30 seconds start to finish, longer than it did to compose this post.

Makes sense to me, LBTRS.

Sure beats WXPHXPELON's generous offer. ! ! ! !

[Rainram]

To the OP...

I concur with everyone else who said bag it up and throw it away.

However, if you require some assistance...I only know them by their acronym: NES

6.0.2. - 3.4.8. - 7.2.5.0.

Don't think they charge a dime. My work uses them all the time and we've never paid anything. They've removed cats, dogs, coyotes, you name it.

If nothing else, I'm sure they can give you guidance.

[WSPHXPELON]

Originally Posted by Bummer

Makes sense to me, LBTRS.

Sure beats WXPHXPELON's generous offer. ! ! ! !

LOL!

I hate to say it, but some rich folks would much rather drop $100 than have to actually pick up a dead animal themselves.

And that is exactly the kind of person who would start a thread about something like this.

I'm not judging, or even saying that there is anything wrong with that, it just is what it is.

OP - Feel free to contact me; my offer still stands.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by WSPHXPELON

LOL!

I hate to say it, but some rich folks would much rather drop $100 than have to actually pick up a dead animal themselves.

And that is exactly the kind of person who would start a thread about something like this.

I'm not judging, or even saying that there is anything wrong with that, it just is what it is.

OP - Feel free to contact me; my offer still stands.

You are right and they don't have to be all that rich either. I have never seen so many people who do so little for themselves as I see in Phoenix. I guess that is because the illegals are so cheap to hire. You are not cheap though, so you probably won't get the call.

[YAZ]

Originally Posted by johnp292

I looked it up once and learned that eventually the adults kick the little ones out to learn how to fly, so if the nest is nearby this might be normal.

Kinda like what our parents did.

[Hawk J]

Autumn, you live in a desert. Just dig a little hole, scoop the poor departed bird into hole. Put up a cross. Say a few words......

[ji603]

I will ask the guy I have come over to take care of the dead bugs on my porch, and see if he can do birds as well. If he is busy, I will see if my mechanic does side jobs when he gets done changing the blinker fluid in my truck.

Good luck.