Pest birds, such as crows, can eat away your garden progress before you are even able to enjoy it. Bird droppings can also be hazardous to your health and even the plant’s health. Here are a few ways to prevent birds from invading your personal garden.
Birds – Canadian Geese especially – can be a nuisance on the golf course. Canadian Geese get in the way of golfing and are known to be aggressive and territorial, especially when they are nesting. They cause physical damages on the golf course and their droppings can spread bacteria like E. coli and listeria to other animals or golfers. See what you can do to help get rid of birds on golf courses!
The springtime is full of new life and regrowth, especially in the form of garden planting and crop harvesting. Unfortunately, spring garden planting is extremely enticing to pest birds and other animals that are in search of a reliable food source after a long winter. Read on to learn how you can protect seeds and buds from birds this spring!
Geese can cause many problems in the areas where they nest, including defacing property, attacking guests or visitors and contaminating lawns and ponds with droppings. Your goose problem can be made exponentially worse once the birds have created nests and hatched their young, which is why prevention is key. Keep reading to learn effective tips on how to prevent geese from nesting on your property this spring!
Birds can cause chaos in or around farm buildings in a multitude of ways: whether nesting in a roof, swarming around feedstuffs and livestock in dairy barns or simply creating an unsanitary mess. If birds are left unchecked, you may…
