By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:07 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:33 EST, 3 June 2013 Residents in a street in Bangor, Maine, have got themselves in such a flap over birds appearing on their street that authorities have had to step in with an ordinance to limit out of control bird-feeding. Some residents  of Drew Lane in Bangor like to feed bird seed to the pigeons that regularly congregate around their homes. However others say the creatures are a plague that leave droppings and feathers and cause disruption around the area. Besieged: Residents of Drew Lane in Bangor have to clean piles of pigeon poop off their cars each morning to prevent the corrosive droppings damaging the paint jobs on their cars
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Drew Lane in Bangor has had an ever-growing population of pigeons for the past eight years
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Pigeons arrived in droves after one resident began feeding them
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The pigeon feeder was asked by neighbors to stop but refused
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The ban will incur a $50 fine for the first offense, $100 for the second and $200 thereafter
Hunger games: The ban in @placeholder won't prevent people having bird feeders in their backyards or from throwing bread to ducks in the park, but it will stop feeding practices that cause wildlife to become a nuisance