Smelly, aggressive and destructive, birds foul one city
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A South Florida neighborhood plagued with peacocks is divided over how to deal with the birds.
The Miami Herald reports (http://hrld.us/2ptYPNA ) that residents of one part of Coral Gables have gotten into verbal arguments and fistfights over the peafowl, which are loud, destructive and aggressive - not to mention they poop everywhere.
Trouble is, nobody from Miami-Dade County, the city or the state seems to know what to do about them because Miami is considered a bird sanctuary and county law prohibits tampering with eggs or trapping and removing peafowl unless they are transferred to a protected place.
Some people love the peafowl and feed them - which also stretches some neighbors' nerves to the breaking point.
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Information from: The Miami Herald, http://www.herald.com