Birds make their home in all of the U.S. states, and New Jersey is no exception. Some of these creatures are welcome, but some of them are pests we would rather have gone. In New Jersey, the biggest bird problems tend to be nuisance birds (pigeons, starlings, and sparrows), seagulls flocking near a food source, and Canada geese nesting in parks. Each of these birds present a different strategy to get them to leave. Nuisance birds are the first type of common bird problem in New Jersey. These birds include pigeons, starlings, and sparrows. These types of birds like to find a source of food and make their nests nearby.…