23219
Accession Number
17293
Author
Alderson, Caroline;Greene, Albert
Title Of Article Chaper
Bird-deterrence technology for historic buildings
Title Of Journal Book
APT bulletin
Volume
26
Issue
44230
Pages
18-30
Collation
13 figs., 1 table
Reference Bibliography
5 refs.
ISSN
0044-9466
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
After examining the advantages, disadvantages, risks, and limitations of most commercially available bird deterrent systems, this article focuses on two technologies most generally applicable to historic buildings: plastic netting and nonelectrified tensioned wire. Guidance for selecting, specifying, contracting, and supervising bird deterrence projects follows. The author presents a model bird deterrent installation at the Department of Agriculture headquarters building in downtown Washington, DC as a case study. Model specifications for removing bird excrement and bird-repellent gel from buildings appear as appendices. -- AATA
Keywords
bird;deterence;cleaning -- CAL
pub_id
23219