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There is no bird grouping known as an "attic", but with wild bird habitat getting more scare, birds do infest attics from time to time.

Common birds that nest in attics are Pigeons, Starlings, English Sparrows, the woodpeckers, Barn Swallows and Phoebes. Buildings by the water can also have gulls nesting on their roofs.

Bird droppings harbor parasites, bacteria, molds, and even viruses that are harmful to humans.

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