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Wealthy residents have attached ‘anti-bird spikes’ to trees
in a bid to protect their expensive cars from droppings, outraging environmentalists.
The trees, located in the front gardens of privately owned flats in the Clifton area of the city,
have been described by a local Green Party councillor as “literally uninhabitable to birds.”
One resident, who asked to remain anonymous, confirmed the spikes were "solely to to protect cars",
which include a number of expensive BMWs and Audis, from bird droppings.
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