Tweeters:

I work in a law firm in a 5 story brick building in Pioneer Square. On
our roof, we have a large deck with railing around it. On the side of
the roof next to the railing, a Glaucous-winged gull has built a nest
and has laid a few eggs. Here's the problem: Our firm plans to have
several events up on the deck with food and large groups of people.
Once the eggs hatch, we anticipate that the mother gull will dive bomb
people on the deck to keep them away from her young. This has happened
to me at my condo, and also other people in our office have had the same
happen at their places. Our firm is trying to figure out how to get rid
of the gull and nest, so people won't be dive bombed. They don't want
to call some type of animal/pest removal service and have the nest and
eggs destroyed, so we are seeking some kind of alternative to remove the
nest and birds without destroying them. Does such an alternative exist?
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. We are in a dilemma
and don't know what to do.

Franny Drobny
Seattle, Washington
fdrobny at cairncross.com














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