Crows are nesting in the street trees, so please remove them.

Crows are wild animals subject to the Wildlife Protection Law, so they will not be removed just because they have nests.
During the breeding season from early spring to early summer, crows often threaten and attack by looking at approaching people as enemies to protect their nests and chicks. If the parent bird is attacked, remove the nest after taking procedures such as applying for removal of the Wildlife Protection Law, etc., as a controlling damage.
<Contact>
（１） Maintenance of street trees where the location can be identified: Public Works Office in each ward
（２） Damage to wildlife measures: Green Environment Bureau, Zoo Division Telephone: 045-671-3448

<Related Websites>
List of Public Works Office in each ward
Damage to wildlife (Green Environment Bureau Zoo Division)