Pigeons, with their iridescent feathers and cooing calls, may seem like harmless city dwellers. However, property owners and city...

As a leading bird control company, Aviary Bird Control Services understand the struggles property owners face when dealing with unsightly...

Columbidae Livia Family: Columbidae Lifespan: Approx. 6 years Size: Length: 11-13 inch. Or 27.94-33.02 cm Weight: 11-23 oz. Or...

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Blue jays, with their striking blue, white, and black plumage, are one of the most easily recognizable birds in North America. These birds are known for their intelligence and complex social systems with tight family bonds. Their diet varies from nuts, seeds, fruits, and small vertebrates. Blue jays are renowned for their loud vocalizations, often mimicking hawks' calls to ward off predators or to trick other birds. Blue jays are predominately found in North America, with a p

Cavity nesters are birds that are not always visibly encountered in the wild. Cavity nester birds are a variety of bird species that make...

Birds are wonderful creatures, but when they find their way into supermarkets, they become a 'birden'– and a potential health hazard. In...

Last week, 250,000 birds were euthanized after an avian flu outbreak in the San Francisco Bay Area. The threat of bird flu looms large over poultry farms, creating a pressing need for effective bird repellent solutions. In this context, the use of ultrasonic waves emerges as a novel technology, capable of repelling small birds that may carry avian influenza. This article explores how ultrasonic bird repellent devices, with their silent yet powerful nature, can play a crucial

Photo by Jarosław Pocztarski Throughout the summer months, finding bird nests scattered around your area is prevalent. These nests are usually active with either eggs or young birds with their parents nearby. Then, when fall rolls around, you will probably see these same nests, but they will be empty. This is when you can clean the area where the nest was located. When you find an active bird nest, taking appropriate steps to protect the birds is essential. It is advisabl

As concerns about avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, continue to rise, the importance of effective bird control measures cannot...

Scientists believe in an incredible and simple solution for bird collisions into wind turbines, painting one blade black. Photo Credits: Martin Pettitt William Hodos first researched preventative measures for bird collisions in 2003 . Hodos believes the primary reason birds collide with turbines is because of motion smear. Motion smear is when objects become less visible with rapid speed. The study uses multiple different patterns on turbine blades and tested birds’ reaction

When you fill your car with gas, you will probably notice bird flocks around gas stations. Gas stations are a popular place for birds, often creating problems. They can quickly become pest birds. While grabbing a quick bite or refueling, you can see various birds, such as pigeons, seagulls, and swallows. Not just one bird either; you will see numerous birds everywhere. Gas stations provide many of the necessities for birds. A big canopy has multiple flat roofs, lots of human