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As you may know, bird nests are made of twigs, leaves, grass clippings and feathers—the kind of stuff you want to keep out of the gutters. While a single bird nest can't possibly clog the entire gutter, keep in mind that the gutter empties into a downspout.
Hereof, how do you get rid of birds nest in gutters?
Use steel wool to seal off any holes or gaps in your roof, eaves, porch or other areas where birds might build nests. Reinforce the steel wool by covering it with wood or metal to ensure the area is truly sealed off. Replace old gutters with a new version that is more efficient at keeping out birds and debris.
In this regard, how do you clean gutters without a ladder?
A gutter vacuum is another option for cleaning gutters from the ground. If your gutters are mostly filled with debris such as pine needles, twigs, and dry leaves, you can vacuum them out without getting on a ladder. Many times, these gutter vacuum attachments will fit well on the end of a leaf blower or Shop-Vac.
Nesting in Your Gutters Pigeons also may find the perfect place to nest in your gutters. They often look for sunny spots that are safe from predators but also have easy access to food and water. The curved shape of your gutters is a safe place to build a nest that won't easily be disturbed.