How to Keep Birds Away From Windows (and Stop Strikes)
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Keep birds away from windows with exterior screens or dense two inch patterns. Diagnose strikes, reflection attacks, and birds perching on sills. […]
How to Stop Birds from Eating Grass Seed
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Tell whether birds are really costing you seed, then protect a new lawn with good seed contact, a thin topdressing, or a secured breathable cover. […]
Turkey Vultures: Identification, Range, Diet, and Nesting
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Identify Turkey Vultures by red adult heads, two-toned underwings, long tails, and a wobbly V glide. Compare Black Vultures, ranges, nests, and roosts. […]
Bird Nesting Season: When Birds Nest (by Species)
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Bird nesting season is not one date. See rough timing for robins, doves, swallows, finches, and owls, plus signs that a nest is in use. […]
How to Get Rid of Herons (Protect Pond Fish)
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Protect koi and pond fish from herons with taut netting, fish shelters, safer pond edges, and motion sprinklers. Humane steps that follow the law. […]
Bird Slope: The Anti-Perch Product for Ledges
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Bird slope turns a flat ledge into an angled surface birds cannot use. Learn where it works, how to measure and install it, and what to buy. […]
Mourning Doves: Identification, Diet, Nesting, and Laws
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Identify Mourning Doves by their tan body, black wing spots, pointed tail, soft coo, and whistling flight. Learn what they eat and where they nest. […]
Are Birds Protected by Law? MBTA Rules Explained
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Are birds protected by law? Most US native birds are, under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. See which species are covered, which aren't, and what you can do. […]
How to Get Rid of Peacocks Humanely
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Learn how to get rid of peacocks without harming them by removing food, protecting plants, blocking roosts, and using motion sprinklers. […]
How to Get Rid of Ravens Legally (Protect Livestock Too)
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Ravens are protected, so trapping or killing one takes a federal permit. Remove food and nesting spots, use spikes and netting, and rotate decoys. […]