Pigeons, Water and Open Ground in Buckeye
Buckeye covers 393.2 square miles, making it Arizona’s second-largest city by area, and each property in it has its own mix of roofs, ledges and water. Industrial pigeon control in Buckeye starts with learning where birds shelter, feed and drink on your site. The Buckeye Canal, established in 1885, delivers nearly 130,000 acre-feet of irrigation water a year to over 17,000 acres, and we check drains and gutters for water pigeons can use.
Outside urban settings, UA Extension notes that pigeons nest in animal enclosures, barns and grain silos, so we look beyond rooftops. Maricopa County has no code making it illegal to feed wild pigeons, but feeding is discouraged, and homeowners associations may have their own rules against feeding wildlife. Public sites such as Buckeye Municipal Airport, which has a single 5,500 by 75 ft asphalt runway, are familiar ground for a contractor trusted by State, County and City buildings.