Now you’re in the big leagues. Do not touch eggs directly—many countries protect them. Instead, wait until the babies fledge (leave the nest), then remove the nest entirely. Seal the spot with steel wool or caulk. It feels ruthless, but it’s hygiene and safety. You’re not a villain; you’re a property manager enforcing a no-squatting policy.
Remember: a nest is just an invitation for more pidgeons. You break the cycle, you break the colony.