Bird B Gone MMRTH1 Hawk Decoy - Brown (6-Piece), 16.5 x 16.5 x 40.64 cm

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on our roof and especially our tarps has minimised to where there are no droppings on the tarp (although we only have the one Prowler Owl placed on the 4th floor).” And that makes a peregrine falcon decoy a threat to be taken seriously. In addition to realistic looks, many decoys will also include features such as reflective eyes which help to scare pests as well.

Habitat modification is another option, which involves changing the environment to make it less attractive to predators while still providing a safe habitat for birds. according to the manufacturer. The principle of using a Prowler Owl in getting rid of pigeons is to use the target species’ instinctive fear of predators and predation to scare the pigeon away from its desired roosting, feeding or breeding areas. Simply put, the Red-Tailed Hawk Decoy from Bird B Gone is the best decoy you will find. When birds see this hawk, they are sure to look for safety in other locations. Keys to Success

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easier to move as and when required. Although this may resolve many issues associated with wind damage and ease of movement, it is almost certain that the Prowler

At Bird B Gone, we understand that effective bird control requires a tactical approach. The bird control experts at Bird B Gone will help you develop a bird control program that will keep your space safe from the contamination and damage that come with an infestation of pest birds. While it’s important for the decoy to be visible it’s just as important that you move it. That’s right, while pests are typically fooled by decoys, if a decoy is left in the same location for too long it will not be looked at as a living thing. So the very pests you may be trying to repel may end up perching, sitting, or pooping on it. Additionally, it’s possible to attract natural predators of hawks such as owls and kestrels, which could keep the hawk population at bay. Habituation to scaring products is a rapid process in a majority of birds and never more so than in the case of the feral pigeon, one of the most intelligent and

resin and the body and wings are made from extremely tough woven fabric (strong-weave iron hide) which is supported by flexible cables and rivetted struts.” A few reviewers said that pests weren’t threatened by the owl and continued to visit their yard or garden.