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How do I stop the birds from pecking and eating my peaches? Netting is too expensive. I have four peach trees in my yard.

Last Updated: May 11, 2007

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We know of no way to prevent the birds from getting their share other than physical exclusion (netting).

You might want to review the various techniques for discouraging birds at the Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management's Web site: Bird Control Techniques

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