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Prevent Gulls From Nesting On Your Rooftops This Spring

MBM Blogs

February 20, 2025
While gulls can be a nuisance in any season, nesting season, which begins in March and April is when gulls are most territorial and aggressive to other gulls and humans alike! Biologically, gulls will return to where they were born or previously nested to lay eggs, so if your property... Read More
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Prevent Gulls From Nesting On Your Rooftops This Spring

WGC Blogs WGC Indy Blogs

February 20, 2025
While gulls can be a nuisance in any season, nesting season, which begins in March and April is when gulls are most territorial and aggressive to other gulls and humans alike! Biologically, gulls will return to where they were born or previously nested to lay eggs, so if your property... Read More
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Apply Now For Your Gull Egg Removal Permit

MBM Blogs

February 4, 2025
With temperatures hovering around freezing in the Midwest, spring may seem far away, but warmer temperatures – and new generations of nuisance birds – will be here before you know it. Gull nesting season generally stretches from April to July. During nesting season, if gulls nest and settle on your... Read More
Gull egg removal

Apply Now For Your Gull Egg Removal Permit

WGC Blogs WGC Indy Blogs

February 4, 2025
With temperatures hovering around freezing in the Midwest, spring may seem far away, but warmer temperatures – and new generations of nuisance birds – will be here before you know it. Gull nesting season generally stretches from April to July. During nesting season, if gulls nest and settle on your... Read More
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How to Protect Crops from the Double Whammy of Droughts and Birds

WGC Blogs Agriculture

August 15, 2023
Over the past months, extreme weather patterns have impacted nearly every corner of the globe – and the Midwest is not immune. The region as a whole is currently in a drought. Despite early August rains, some areas in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri are still in the midst of... Read More

Protecting Crops from the Double Whammy of Droughts and Birds

WGC Indy Blogs Agriculture

August 15, 2023
Over the past months, extreme weather patterns have impacted nearly every corner of the globe – and the Midwest is not immune. The region as a whole is currently in a drought. Despite early August rains, some areas in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri are still in the midst of... Read More

Methods to Protect Crops from the Double Whammy of Droughts and Birds

MBM Blogs Agriculture

August 15, 2023
Over the past months, extreme weather patterns have impacted nearly every corner of the globe – and the Midwest is not immune. The region as a whole is currently in a drought. Despite early August rains, some areas in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri are still in the midst of... Read More

Bird Control Strategies for Vineyards

WGC Blogs Agriculture

June 27, 2023
When birds descend on vineyards, they can ravage acres of grapes in a matter of hours. Ripe grapes hanging on vines are an incredibly attractive – and easily accessible – food source for hungry birds including robins, sparrows, starlings and finches. In the dry heat of summer, grapes may be... Read More

How Geese Survive the Winter Months

WGC Blogs

December 6, 2022
The Canada geese habitat gradually becomes inhospitable during the fall and winter months and geese, along with countless other species, must migrate to warmer places to meet their dietary needs. Although their natural migration is usually southward or toward lakes, in recent years the goose population has been steadily increasing... Read More

How Do Geese Survive in the Winter Months?

WGC Indy Blogs

December 6, 2022
The Canada geese habitat gradually becomes inhospitable during the fall and winter months and geese, along with countless other species, must migrate to warmer places to meet their dietary needs. Although their natural migration is usually southward or toward lakes, in recent years the goose population has been steadily increasing... Read More