Discover different bird removal techniques from Avian Control!
The United States is the largest producer of corn in the world, reserving 96 million acres of land for rolling cornfields. Because of this, a good ear of sweet corn has become a summer staple for many families across the states. It’s also become a favorite for crows, starlings, magpies and other species of birds who can sometimes destroy entire crops of corn if not taken care of.
If you’re noticing an influx of birds and a decrease in corn production, you may want to utilize one or several of the following tasks to keep pesky birds out of your stalks.
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While birds may be pleasant guests to have in your backyard or garden, they can easily become a long-term nuisance when they stake a claim in your shed or garage. Often undetected for weeks or months at a time, birds will build scrappy new nests year-round when you least expect them. Here are a few ways to successfully keep birds outside of your buildings.
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Whether you’re having a bird issue at home or at work, it’s certainly not something that should be ignored. When pest birds decide to make themselves at home, they can be quite difficult to get rid of. As birds congregate in large groups, they can be a major turnoff to customers and employees, and the messes they leave behind are certainly far from pleasant. Here is everything you need to know about how to get rid of birds on your roof once and for all.
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You’re not alone in your pigeon problem. Pigeons are an issue in both major cities and suburbs, and while the environments may be different, the methods of prevention or removal remain mostly the same. Below we share some of the most popular methods for pigeon removal and which one works the best, without affecting the appeal of your home.
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People are finding that preventing birds from building their nests is a better way to deter birds from properties. If they learn not to even start building nests on your home or property, chances are there is a higher chance they won’t come back all season. Here are some tips on how to prevent birds from roosting and nesting on or around your property.
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