If they are red wings, they are protected by the feds as migratory birds. In the 70's we had the same problem with milo and called fed wildlife dept. They sent a warden out with several propane cannons to put around the field. When the birds got used to that noise, he came back with a case of 24 half gross boxes of M-80 firecrackers to string on a slow burning rope along the fence around the field. Seemed to work pretty good, but 90% of the firecrackers got put to other uses! 12 ga with 8 and 9 shot thinned them out a bit, too.
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