nice camera. How many mp?

Another solution is to have well managed community cats (that are neutered and cared for by residents who feed responsibly). Read
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-feralcats29dec29,0,1730444.story (LAPD enlists feral cats for rat patrol)-The cats don't generally solve the rodent problem by killing rats and mice -- although the cats are game for doing so if they catch them. Rather, the cats simply leave their scent. Once rodents get a whiff of feline presence, like gangsters under a gang injunction, they move on.

"It's the smell of the cat and the cat urine," said animal rescuer Jane Garrison, a member of Voice for the Animals' board, who selected the half dozen feral cats for the Southeast stati

The culprits are human who throw food down to feed the birds.
Town council must "cull" the real culprits instead of poisoning the birds ===>NOT EFFECTIVE (http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/CAMPAIGNS/wildlife/ALL/348/)
Poisoning the rats will lead to environmental damage as poisons are inserted into the ground.
Create your own poster "PLEASE STOP THROWING FOOD DOWN TO FEED THE BIRDS. THE TOWN COUNCIL WILL POISON THE BIRDS!" and also insert into flats suspected of throwing food down. It will work!

hey. tt rat rat is so adorable. no kidding.

hey! who let the RATS out!

shd ask the cats lovers, cos the food they provided for the stray cats not completely consumed by the cats, so the rats oso enjoyed the left over lor... hehe...

There are rats, rats, big as pussy cats in the store.... Yes, why are there so many rats around? Main reason is many good samaritans are coming round to feed the stray cats so since the cats got free, good food, what for they waste their time and energy chasing after and eating the rats?

imagine if u are deprived of your habitat and food, wat will u do, wait and die or face the difficulties and survived the odds?