I've got one corner of the house where about every other year starlings manage to wriggle under the tiles and nest in there, so far they haven't made an appearance this year, so it being a nice day I decided I'd fit some of those eaves filler, bird combs, bird guards, whatever.
Managed to slide up sufficient of the second row tiles that I could remove the bottom row ones I needed to (except the edge tile which was nailed) nailed a length of the comb onto the bottom tile batten, pointing upwards and outwards as shown here ...
I managed to piggle and slide the tiles back into their interlocking positions, but the fingers apply quite a lot of upward force to the bottom edge of the tiles in the places where there wasn't a gap to start with, the bottom edge is raised maybe 1cm, which doesn't feel good in terms of discouraging wind from getting in and lifting them!
I'm considering cutting off the fingers apart from in the places they're actually needed, to reduce the force, anyone else needed to do this, or any form of tile-clip that might be handy?