Removing Bird Nests from Vents

Three vents on side of house had birds nests in them. Nests had built up over several years, making vents unworkable. Fortunately, dryer vent was already sealed. Remaining two vents got cleaned then a "cage" fitted over top.

[@oneanotherstudios]

You shouldn't be touching that with your bare hands. Birds carry all sorts of parasites and bacteria that can be highly dangerous to humans.

[@arthurdavis1065]

A mask is much more important, hands can be easily washed and disinfected, but yes why not use common disposable gloves? Not professional service for sure.

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

@@arthurdavis1065I never saw anything claiming he was a “professional” looks like a home owner simply trying to show ppl that don’t know how he did it’ why critique the man just trying to help ppl

[@juorful]

I cannot believe ylu didnt use gloves.

[@OfficalAmzzy]

he really just knocked the small egg 😭😭

[@divyaverma8932]

It is actually illegal to remove or relocate an active bird's nest in many states, even in your own backyard!"

[@sigsauer2557]

Not if it is a European starling.

[@assembly2593]

A free man does not ask for permission to remove birds from his property

[@tjjamison1736]

@@assembly2593 Agreed!

[@Astrocop17]

Tough toenails….