A residential street is being plagued by up to 200 crows nesting in trees above the properties. Locals say the birds are constantly dropping excrement on parked cars and on the street, making it 'look like it has been snowing'.
One of the residents, taxi driver John Dempsey, said he has considered taking matters into his own hands to get rid of the birds. He said the crows are fed on junk food and roost in the trees outside his house.
The 55-year-old said the pavements are covered in excrement by his South London property and he has to clean his taxi everyday. He said the problem got worse after a fast food restaurant opened up nearby, MyLondon reports.