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Questions with many inquiries
Last Updated November 5, 2024
Q1. A lot of crows are in trouble.
Q2. There are people who feed pigeons, which is annoying.
Q3. I want to remove bird nests.
Q4. A crow's nest is threatened or attacked.
Q5. Many birds gather on roost trees and telephone poles, and the squeals are noisy.
Q6. Every night, animal footsteps are heard from the ceiling.
Q7. Raccoons and hakubisin live in neighboring houses and neighboring houses.
Q8. Bats live in the house.
Q9. The weak Raccoon Dog is crouching in the garden.
Q10. There are dead birds and beasts (mammals) on the road.
Q11. There are chicks of wild birds that cannot fly on the ground.
1 If you remove the cause of crows gathering, you may not be able to gather. Many are caused by garbage that can be used as food and the food of left unattended pets. Please consult with the owner or manager of the place where the crows are gathered. For more information, please refer to the following page.
2 If pigeon feeding is repeated for a long period of time, the number of pigeons will increase, and the place where pigeons gather will become dirty by dung and feathers, making it impossible to play and relax. If there is a significant obstacle to the use of many people in public places such as roads and parks, please consult the owner or manager of the place where feeding is being performed.
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Ministry of the Environment homepage "Do not feed the pigeon damage prevention brochure" "(outside site)
A capture permit is required according to the Wildlife Protection and Management Law. For the procedure of permission, please refer to the permission of capture etc.
However, permission is not required when removing nests without eggs or chicks. Also, if you can't remove it yourself, please consult a specialist.
Kanagawa Pest Control Association (outside site) (paid individual)
4 The reason why the crow threatens or attacks is to protect the eggs and chicks of nearby nests. Especially, it increases from spring to early summer during the breeding season, but leaving the nest is an effective measure. However, if there is a lot of traffic or it is difficult to detour, consult the owner or manager of the place where the nest is located about dealing with the nest (such as removing the nest). In addition, about removal of nests such as imminent park and street tree, telephone pole, please talk with the next manager.
- Familiar parks and street trees go to Public Works Office in each ward.
- For telephone poles, contact the Tokyo Electric Power Grid Contact: 0120-995-007 to Tokyo Electric Power Company, etc.
For more information about crows, see the damage and coping with crows.
The birds flying in the roost in 5 groups are mainly starlings. Please consult with the manager of the place where birds are gathered.
Street trees go to Public Works Office in each ward
Telephone poles should be sent to Tokyo Electric Power Company, etc. (contact information is the same as A4 above).
In the six cities, raccoons, hakubushiin, and rats are the main animals that live in the ceiling. In Yokohama City, raccoons and hakubushiin are set up traps and collected animals when there is damage to living in their homes. For more information, please refer to the following website. For consultation on rat handling, please contact the Health Sanitation Division of each ward office.
7 In order to set up a trap by the business of Yokohama City, a request from the owner of the installation location is required, so please tell the owner to contact the Environmental Activities Division (Phone number 045-671-3448).
It is not supported by 8 cities.
For measures, please contact the Kanagawa Pest Control Association (outside site) (paid / personal burden).
9 It is a wild animal, so basically leave it alone. However, if you really want to help, you can bring it to the next Yokohama City Zoo and accept it. For more information, please refer to the following page.
Yokohama Zoo ZOORASIA (Phone number 045-959-1000)
Nogeyama Zoo (Phone number 045-231-1307)
Kanazawa Zoo (Phone number 045-783-9100)
Please contact the Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau office in each district.
11 Falling chicks are often nesting vinas, so leave them alone without touching them. If a person is nearby, the parent bird will not be close to the chicks, so leave the place. If you are worried about a car or cat, stop it on a nearby branch.
Specifically, please see correspondence (outside site) when we found wildlife of Kanagawa.
Inquiries to this page
Green Environment Bureau Park Green Space Department Environmental Activity Business Division
Telephone: 045-671-3448
Telephone: 045-671-3448
Fax: 045-633-9171
Email address: mk-yasei@city.yokohama.lg.jp
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