
(Credit: AP)
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — The city of Frederick is bringing in a bird gun to scare away crows that congregate along a retail strip of U.S. 40.
City spokeswoman Susan Harding said Thursday that a contractor will fire the loud, pyrotechnic device every night at sundown for a week, and then every other night the following week.
The effort is focused on the Golden Mile Marketplace, a shopping center anchored by a Toys R Us store.
The contractor is Animal, Bat & Bird Extractors, of Emmitsburg.
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What is this costing the taxpayers? Awwwrrrghh.