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Bird Stuck In Chimney
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I need some ideas on how to get a bird out of our chimney please. It has been stuck up there for hours and I can hear it flapping about at the back of the gas fire. This is the 3rd time in the 2 years that i've lived here that this has happened,the other two times the bird just flew out underneath the gas fire and I caught and released them outside. This one seems unable to do the same. I can't afford to pay someone to remove the fire and release it so what other options do I have?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Other than taking the fire off and releasing it, I don't know another way, so I hope someone else does or it will die and then the smell will be very bad, obviously.
To prevent it in the future though, get a cap put on your chimney. I don't mean a seal; you can buy proper caps to stop things like this happening (or birds nesting on the chimney tops and blocking it with twigs, etc.
To prevent it in the future though, get a cap put on your chimney. I don't mean a seal; you can buy proper caps to stop things like this happening (or birds nesting on the chimney tops and blocking it with twigs, etc.
Our landlord is a complete tight arse when it comes to spending any money on this house. A few months back we told him that all the windows in the house need fixing as the wooden frames have rotted and the glass is about to fall out. He promised to send someone round to measure up and several months later nobody has been. My 10 year old son's bedroom window frame is so bad the glass has slipped down leaving a gap of an inch in the top,the landlord just taped it up with some metallic type sticky tape.lol. We also have several roof tiles missing from the high winds last year that he has failed to replace ,he hasn't even done a boiler check for almost 2 years. I bought a carbon monoxide detector to be on the safe side.