Eco Environmental Services Ltd products

Alter birds` behaviour to keep them off structures with Optical Bird Deterrent Gel. This optical bird deterrent is quite simply a non-toxic gel, which tricks birds into thinking buildings are on fire. This, and the combination of herbal oils within the product that is abhorrent to birds’ sense of smell and taste, deters them from landing. Bird Free Optical Fire Gel has been shown to drastically reduce bird numbers and sometimes even completely desert a habitat, even one the birds have been using for years. The bird deterrent gel appears orange to humans, however it looks like flames to pigeons and seagulls who are able to see ultraviolet light. Optical bird gel keeps birds off structures by altering their behaviour, not acting as a physical barrier.

An almost invisible tensioned bird wire system to prevent perching without damaging the aesthetics or construction of the building. Eco`s Bird Wire is one of the most discrete and widely used anti-perching systems available in the UK for bird control and bird deterrent solutions. It is effective to prevent both feral pigeons and seagulls from perching on the ledges and parapets of buildings.

Bird mesh netting is often favoured as a proofing system where strength is required in areas exposed or vulnerable to regular human activity. Eco specialise in galvanised and stainless steel bird mesh systems for a variety of proofing applications from basic rain water hopper and gutter protection to the sealing off of large open recess spaces like those found on bridge abutment shelves. Many applications in bird proofing utilise this bird mesh netting system as it is more robust than traditional Birdnet Bird Netting as a pigeon and seagull deterrent.

Bird scaring is the dispersal of birds using stimuli that makes them uncomfortable. The majority of bird deterrent systems emit a sound connected with predator birds or distress calls. Birds are intelligent creatures and can rapidly become habituated to initially frightening sights or sounds - once they realise these pose no real threat. This is why cheap, simple and unmanaged bird scarers are not as effective as often perceived by the public. Cheap visual bird scarers like plastic owls simply do not work.