How to Keep Birds Out of Fruit Trees (Save Your Harvest)
Birds go for soft, sweet fruit first: cherries, blueberries, figs, and ripe apples and pears. The closer the fruit gets to ripe, the harder they hit it. […]
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How to Keep Birds Away From Pool Water (Humane Methods)
The most common pool visitor is the duck, but pigeons, crows, and small birds drop in too. Whatever the species, the approach is the same, and all of it is humane. […]
How to Get Rid of Cowbirds (and Protect Songbirds)
In this article, we'll cover how to get rid of cowbirds, why protecting songbirds is the real goal, and where the law draws the line. […]
How to Get Rid of Seagulls (Humane Methods That Work)
In this article, we'll cover how to get rid of seagulls legally, which deterrents hold bold birds, and how to deny them the rooftop. […]
Best Bird Repellent: What Actually Works (by Bird and Spot)
In this article, we'll cover the one ingredient that works, which type fits each surface, and where a bottle is the wrong tool. […]
Bird Deterrent Sounds: What Actually Scares Birds Off
Which bird deterrent sounds work and which waste your money. Predator and distress calls beat ultrasonic gadgets. Here is what repels each species, and how to use it. […]
Bird Repellent Tape: Does Reflective Flash Tape Work?
In this article, we'll cover how to hang bird repellent tape so it lasts, which birds it actually moves, and what to pair it with. […]
Solar Panel Bird Guard: Stop Pigeons Nesting Under Panels
In this article, we'll cover how solar panel bird guards work, which mesh type lasts, and how to fit it so pigeons cannot find a gap. […]
How to Get Birds Out of the Attic (Humane Steps)
In this article, we'll cover how to get birds out of attic spaces legally, how to seal the entry, and how to clean up what they leave. […]
How to Get Rid of Blackbirds (and Keep the Songbirds)
In this article, we'll cover which blackbirds are actually protected, how to change your feeder so the flock moves on, and which scare tactics hold. […]