Pest Bird Articles on Environmental XPRT

What Pest Birds are Protected?

Pest birds can become a costly nuisance to property owners. Some people have resorted to lethal means to eliminate their bird problem, but they don’t realize that doing so could be a violation of state and/or federal law. Many migratory birds are protected from harm by these laws and heavy fines have been levied against violators. Currently, there are only three birds that are not federally ...

Feb. 1, 2017

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Bird deterrents say `Shoo` to pest birds

We have a love-hate relationship with our fine-feathered friends. Poets love them. Property managers can do without them. Like anything in this world, too many birds can be a real problem. Suddenly, what was endearing becomes a pest. One that"s noisy, messy and damaging to almost everything it lands on. The solution? Bird deterrents. In days of old, this meant culling by birdshot, trained ...

May 25, 2010

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Bird net solves wrigley’s pest bird woes

For years the Chicago Cubs have had to share their ballpark with unwanted guests; pest birds. It seemed Wrigley Field was an ideal spot for birds, providing generous shelter, and an abundant food source. Birds such as pigeons, seagulls, and starlings had been around the park for awhile, but it was complaints from the fans that prompted a real solution. Gary Hubbard has worked in Maintenance ...

May 25, 2010

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Controlling pest birds in public schools

Pilots, golfers, and virtually anyone who is responsible for the safety of others are concerned about dealing with “pest birds” effectively. They include pigeons, Canada geese, seagulls, starlings and others that contaminate and damage the various buildings in which we live, work, and play. Bird droppings have the potential to transmit over 60 known diseases, and they are also a safety hazard ...

Mar. 16, 2009

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Controlling pest birds in the food processing industry

Pest birds can be a serious health and safety issue if they are not controlled. In food processing plants they can cause extensive damage, health issues and safety problems to workers. Pest birds such as pigeons, starlings and sparrows are very common in and around commercial facilities. These facilities often provide perfect roosting places, shelter for nesting and a wonderful food source. ...

Mar. 19, 2009

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Say good-bye to bird pest problems

Before we say good-bye to bird pests, we should probably say hello to the problems they create. For example, birds can quickly become pests when they eat your fruit, drill holes in your birch trees or eat the fish in your pond. When starlings, grackles, blackbirds and crows roost by the hundreds in trees, they create a serious problem--their droppings can carry any of 60 diseases. Moreover, bird ...

May 25, 2010

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Protect Your Pumpkin Patch From Pest Birds

As the leaves begin to change colors and temperatures drop, more and more pumpkin patches are opening for business. Don’t let pest birds ruin the season you’ve waited all year long for. Keep your pumpkin patch safe from pest birds with these tips from Avian Control. Scare Away Pest Birds Stop ...

Oct. 7, 2016

By Avian Enterprises, LLC

How-To: Design landscapes for humane bird, pest control

A perfect landscape boasts both beauty and safety. When you create landscape designs for your clients, the last thing you want is to have them destroyed by unwanted pests such as birds or small rodents. Creating a comforting and pest-free environment doesn’t need to be complicated. Bird-X explains that landscapers should consider solutions like alternative landscape design ...

Apr. 11, 2016

By Bird-X Inc.

Pest Control Strategies

Bird control is usually an afterthought for facilities management. It's usually a problem that is not addressed until it's already costing the business money. The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors says that birds can cause numerous problems, with the most notable being their droppings, nests, and noise. Why are these problems so relevant for businesses? Bird-X, which ...

Apr. 1, 2016

By Bird-X Inc.

Gerald r. ford international airport prepares for pest bird landings

A new 4,800-vehicle four-level parking structure, site work and a grand canopy entry area are currently under construction at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport in the Grand Rapids area. The approximately $115-million project began in September 2007 and it is expected to be completed in October 2009. The Grand Canopy is a glass structure attached to the parking garage covering the roadway ...

May 25, 2010

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Bye Bye Birdie - Protecting your Building and Employees from Pest Birds

It seems that not a day goes by without a news story about avian flu and the possible pandemic it may cause. Concerns about the potential threat are on the forefront of Americas mind, and it has taught us to be more conscious about the way disease is transmitted. “Indeed Avian Flu is a recent concern” says Bruce Donoho owner of Bird-B-Gone, Inc, “however I believe that there is a wide range of ...

Jun. 5, 2007

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Bird Netting vs. Bird Spray

There are many types of bird control methods, ranging from simple scarecrows to bird sound machines. Two of these methods include bird netting and bird spray. Learn more about each method to determine which method is best to keep pest birds away from your property. Bird Netting Bird netting is known to be an effective bird control, but there are many factors to consider before ...

Sep. 12, 2016

By Avian Enterprises, LLC

Agrilaser Autonomic 2016 Pest Best Product award

At PestTech 2016, the Agrilaser Autonomic won first prize in the Pest Best Product of the year award 2016. PestTech 2016 is the Annual Exhibition and Conference put on by the National Pest Technicians Association in the UK, held on November 2nd in Birmingham. With an exhibition consisting of over 50 exhibitors, a series of seminars on interesting and ...

Dec. 7, 2016

By Bird Control Group

Bird control for commercial applications

Building owners and businesses spend millions of dollars annually to deal with infestations and the problems associated with pest birds. The risks associated with these pests increase year after year as bird populations continue to grow in both inner city and urban environments. The fact is, these pests are out of their natural element and without proper bird control measures, they can wreak ...

Jun. 1, 2009

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

How to Install Bird Spikes

Larger pest birds like pigeons, crows or gulls love to gather in the many nooks and crannies of a structure or building. They’ll land on signs, rooftops and windowsills to roost and nest, creating quite a mess. A single pigeon, for example, can excrete up to 25 pounds of droppings every year. Federal, state and local wildlife protection ordinances forbid the use of lethal or harmful ...

Jan. 5, 2011

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

What Birds Want

Resident Bird-B-Gone Ornithologist discusses bird behavior and what could potentially be attracting birds to your property. "All bird pest problems are really miscommunications--we’ve created a perfect opportunity for a bird, but we didn’t get the message until the ...

Jan. 8, 2010

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Fall bird season – keep birds away all year

As cold weather creeps in and we get deeper into fall bird season, bird control priorities become slightly different. However, there is still a lot that can be done this time of year to keep birds away all year long. Here are some interesting facts and tips for a better approach to fall bird season / pest bird control: Stop birds from perching. Fall bird season is peak migration time and pest ...

Dec. 3, 2012

By Bird-X Inc.

Bird spiders can keep birds off rooftop ac units

There are a number of ways you can keep birds off your rooftop. You could use poisons or BB guns, but do you really want dead birds on and around you're A.C units? Didn't think so. Humane and effective—that's what you need to keep pest birds off your roof and away from you're A.C. units. And ...

Jan. 3, 2011

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Got Birds? Bird Netting Keeps Them Out of your Commercial Building

Bird netting has been successfully used to block birds from entering unwanted areas. It's a humane, low profile way of blocking out pigeons, sparrows, gulls, starlings and crows. It comes in a variety of stock sizes and custom cuts. You can generally choose from two mesh sizes to deter the species of pest ...

Jan. 5, 2011

By Bird-B-Gone, Inc.

Bird Netting Keeps Birds Away from Dining Customers - Case Study

Aruba Beach Restaurants Solve Pressing Bird Issue With StealthNet Bird Netting Imagine a beachside restaurant at a luxury hotel. Could be Hawaii, or the Caribbean, or maybe even the South Pacific. In this case it’s Aruba. You take a seat with your family for breakfast, relishing in what is about to be an enjoyable occasion; selecting your favorite breakfast treats from the ...

Oct. 1, 2013

By Bird Barrier

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