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Bird Control, Deterrence & Avoidance Products |
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The Urban Wildlife Society Headquarters, Phoenix, AZ, USA, 85007 Hotline: 602.ANIMALS Office: 602.265.BIRD E-Mail: Animals@urbanwildlifesociety.org Click on one of the following names to go to the listed home page: ANIMALS | URBAN WILDLIFE SOCIETY | AVIAN AFFAIRS COALITION | WILDLIFE REHAB PIGEONS | ANIMAL PROTECTION AGENCY | VETERINARY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE |
Spring wire
coils deter birds from landing on parapet walls, ledges, cubby holes, ornate
structures, pipes, etc. Slinky(tm) type toys can work well and are inexpensive.
Tracks with embedded
wires carrying a harmless electric charge can condition birds to leave
and not return.
Fabric or wire
netting can exclude birds from nesting or roosting in areas such as open
beam warehouses or porches, ornate structures, overlapping roof sections,
under rooftop equipment, etc.
Dangling
wires can disrupt birds' landing pattern and thus keep them off.
Raised wire
(non elecrified) "tightropes" can keep birds from perching on parapet walls,
window ledges, ornate structures, pipes, etc.
Dog
feeders like this one with a push-open, self-closing top-hinged door can
keep food away from birds.
Cat feeders
with self-closing lids can keep food away from birds.