BirdBusters Bird Control Products & Solutions - Humane bird control deterrents!

Pigeon on Roof Edge looking out for Enemies! Walk any scenic street within the confines of a city and you will see and hear pigeons from the rooftops!  This can be a problem because, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention ( www.cdc.gov ), pigeon droppings contain over 60 know diseases that live and grow within feces, nesting material, carcasses, and feathers. Gutters, roofs, railings, and windowsill ledge aren't the only problem areas! Because pigeons often congregate on roof tops, air duct and heating ventilation systems/HVAC can become contaminated and filter impure air throughout an entire building complex, making the environment toxic for those who work within.  If left untreated, this can lead to serious health, medical conditions, and breathing irritations and illnesses. Pest Birds Flocking to the area! But before you think pigeons are the only culprits, sparrows and starlings can also infect areas.  Next time you

Scare Eye Octopus deterring birds from a patio! With spring in full swing and summer upon us, we want to enjoy the outdoors and backyard patios and decks we have created for our own relaxation.  Having to spend the better part of our day cleaning patios, decks, piers, pool cages, screen houses, and furniture before it can be used is not the kind of ideal summer fun we may have in mind, however bird droppings, roosts, or bird nests can harbor  a multitude of disease making clean-up a necessity. So the real question is how best to omit pest bird droppings saving more time for fun in the sun! Cleaning your outdoor living spaces shouldn't be yet another weekly chore to detract from 'free time' and family fun.  There are now a variety of bird control products and techniques to deter birds and minimizing potential time spent on cleaning patios, pool cages and outdoor garden spaces. Visual Bird Deterrents Holographic Owl keeping birds away from deck!   Visua

Gulls on Boat Railings! Boat owners of all persuasions, be it motor or sail, eagerly await the spring when the weather turns warm and they can get back out on the water.   They enjoy both the quiet and solitude of a calm lake and the excitement of the open seas.   An added pleasure for many is just relaxing on their boat while in dock. But along with the changing of the season comes the task of getting the boat cleaned and ready for use. This includes removing all of the built up dirt and bird droppings. Bird droppings tend to accumulate because of sea birds flying by or roosting at various locations, such as boat canopies, boat covers, bimini tops, decks, deck-houses, booms, radar towers, antennas and lights. The problem birds, depending on location, tend to be gulls, geese, ducks, cormorants, herons and pelicans. Sailboats, motorboats or speedboats all have the potential of attracting pest bird problems. While dirt build up on a boat can’t be stopped, you can take a proactive