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What You Need To Know To Understand Your Bird Control Options

Bird control is a major source of concern in many homes, as not only they can damage property but also give rise to almost sixty different forms of human diseases that can affect the health of men and women severely.

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Anc Bird Control - Professional Bird Control Solutions

ANC Bird Control offers an insight into what is arguably the most important pest control sector in the Building and Construction industry. ANC Bird Control offer customised Bird Control solutions specific to the requirements of each client.

ANC Bird Control is the only pest control company that specialises specifically in birds. There are four introduced and invasive species which thrive in human habitation which are the target of bird control: Pigeons, Starlings, Indian Mynahs and Sparrows.

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Wikipedia: Bird Control

Bird control is the generic name for methods to eliminate or deter pest birds from landing, roosting and nesting.

It is important to use professional bird control products that do not harm birds, other animals or people. DIY devices such as the glass shown above can injure the birds as well as any people that come in contact with it. When in doubt call a professional bird control installer.

Bird control is important because pest birds can create health-related problems through their feces, including histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis. Bird droppings may also cause damage to property and equipment. Birds also frequently steal from crops and fruit orchards.

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Controlling Pest Birds

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While most birds are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty and Endangered Species Act, three bird species—pigeons, European starlings, and house sparrows—are considered nuisance pests and are, thus, not federally protected against control, dispersal, or extermination. Care must be taken in any control efforts, however, as local ordinance may apply and should be checked.

There are several ways in which homeowners can control pigeons, starlings, and house sparrows, with the most effective generally being a combination of methods.

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Methods Of Bird Control: Advantages And Limitations

This standard identifies different types of bird deterrent systems
available and includes a brief description of how each system is
intended to work by outlining their advantages and limitations.

All of the methods described here have limited effectiveness (see
advantages and limitations below) making the selection of a
suitable bird deterrent system difficult. Issues of aesthetics and
ethics limit the choices even further.

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What are Bird Spikes?

Bird spikes are a humane bird control device which are designed to deter roosting and nesting birds. They are used in cities all over the world to keep birds away from sensitive locations.

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Pest Control for Birds and Rodents

While bug infestations are common, furry and feathered critters can also create lingering pest problems. Like any other animal, birds and rodents carry diseases and parasites that can be harmful to humans and their feces produce unsightly conditions.

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Quick Way to Get Rid of Birds

When birds nest on your porch, under the eaves of your home, or congregate in your garden or trees, it can be a nuisance; whether you live in the city and are constantly annoyed by pigeons or reside in more rural areas and deal with crows or cardinals. They defecate on your property, and may ruin your plants and are noisy. Although many birds are...

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Forget poisons and use your mental superiority to keep birds away from the garden

Birds can be their own form of pest control, eating bugs from the garden while plants grow, but once fruit begins to ripen, birds can become a pest in their own right. After waiting all season to find your first tomatoes pecked by birds can be disheartening and aggravating. But even if you're not a bird-lover, you don't want to kill them. Manage birds using organic controls.

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