FINE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRD-SCARERS

The video discusses the economic impact of wood pigeons on farm crops, costing up to three million pounds annually. A solution is presented in the form of a dummy hawk made from turkey and chicken feathers, attached to a hydrogen-filled balloon. Developed in Sussex, this device is priced at four pounds ten and mimics a hawk's flight to deter birds from the area.

What is the estimated annual cost of damage caused by wood pigeons to farm crops?

• One million pounds

• Two million pounds

• Three million pounds

• Four million pounds

What materials are used to create the dummy hawk?

• Paper and glue

• Wood and metal

• Plastic and rubber

• Turkey and chicken feathers

Where was the idea of the dummy hawk developed?

• A factory in Manchester

• A laboratory in London

• A vineyard in Sussex

• A farm in Yorkshire

How much does the dummy hawk, complete with balloon and cord, cost?

• Five pounds ten

• Four pounds ten

• Six pounds ten

• Three pounds ten

What is the primary reason birds avoid the airspace of the dummy hawk?

• It emits a strong odor

• It flashes bright lights

• It resembles a real hawk

• It makes loud noises