"I always advise pursuing the most humane, ethical deterrent options before even considering anything harsh that could potentially harm our avian pals. With some good old-fashioned persistence and covering tactics, you can absolutely have a lush lawn without jeopardising the local bird population," says Dr Daisy May, veterinarian and bird blogger.
"Lay around ¼ inch of compost on top of the seeds. Not only is this beneficial for your grass - which will be getting a boost of nutrients to promote strong growth - but the extra layer will hide the seeds from sight, as well as making them difficult to dig for," says James Ewens, Commercial Director at Green Feathers.
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