If you’re like me, you like your car to look clean, inside and out. I can tolerate some dust from the road, but bird poop? That’s a different story. Since my car is black, even the smallest mess ...

Fortunately, motorists can mitigate the likelihood of their vehicles getting a bird poop bath by parking in covered areas ...

Alan’s Factory Outlet suggests this color preference happens partly because birds see color differently than humans and can ...

Ram, Jeep, and Chevy cars are the most frequent bird-dropping targets. Brown, red, and black vehicles attract more mess than lighter colors. Quarter of U.S. drivers spend $500 annually on car washes ...

It appears that humans aren't the only ones who have brand loyalty when it comes to cars. A recent study found that birds ...

One in four American drivers spends more than 700,000 won annually on car washes and repairs due to bird droppings, and a study has found that ...

You might think washing your car falls more under the cosmetic category; some might even go months without a wash, or ...

Bird poop: not a topic most people take interest in. However, fascinating discoveries are being made from the feces of one slowly disappearing bird in the U.K. Researchers are analyzing pied ...

Robyn Bailey, project leader for NestWatch at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, spoke exclusively with House Digest about why ...

Bird poop leaves a sticky, acidic mess. Here’s how to get rid of it, even after it’s dried on. Q: I recently had a flagstone patio installed in my backyard. I love the patio, but I also love having my ...