Tag Archive: bird control services (38)

Are Nets and Scarecrows Effective at Deterring Nuisance Birds?

Agriculture MBM Blogs

March 11, 2025
With planting season around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about ways to protect your crops and prevent hungry birds from damaging your crops. In the US, birds cause over $150 million in aggregate direct damage to specialty and row crops every year. In response, many farms... Read More
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Are Nets and Scarecrows Effective at Deterring Nuisance Birds?

Agriculture WGC Blogs

March 11, 2025
With planting season around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about ways to protect your crops and prevent hungry birds from damaging your crops. In the US, birds cause over $150 million in aggregate direct damage to specialty and row crops every year. In response, many farms... Read More
deterring nuisance birds

Importance of Geese Deterrence from Industrial Rooftops

MBM Blogs

March 4, 2025
As Canada geese return to the Midwest this month, many will be attracted to settle on your property’s rooftop. Rooftops on light industrial warehouses/ logistics properties provide geese with the perfect spot for large flocks to congregate and be protected from ground-based natural predators such as coyotes and foxes. However,... Read More
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Importance of Geese Deterrence from Industrial Rooftops

WGC Blogs WGC Indy Blogs

March 4, 2025
As Canada geese return to the Midwest this month, many will be attracted to settle on your property’s rooftop. Rooftops on light industrial warehouses/ logistics properties provide geese with the perfect spot for large flocks to congregate and be protected from ground-based natural predators such as coyotes and foxes. However,... Read More
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Mitigate Your Crop Loss from Nuisance Birds

Agriculture WGC Blogs

February 26, 2025
With spring planting around the corner, now is the time to finalize your plan to address the threat of resident and migratory birds on your farm in order to ensure a plentiful crop season. Migration for many bird species that damage crops can begin as early as April and their... Read More
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Mitigate Your Crop Loss from Nuisance Birds

Agriculture MBM Blogs

February 26, 2025
With spring planting around the corner, now is the time to finalize your plan to address the threat of resident and migratory birds on your farm in order to ensure a plentiful crop season. Migration for many bird species that damage crops can begin as early as April and their... Read More
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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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Managing Nuisance Birds on Industrial & Commercial Properties this Winter

WGC Indy Blogs

December 12, 2024
As the outdoor temperatures drop, nuisance birds deploy different tactics to survive: migration or habituation. For migratory birds, cold weather signals the start of the winter season; as such, many flocking birds such as Canada geese, gulls and sandhill cranes migrate to warmer weather in the southern United States and... Read More
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How to Control Nuisance Birds on Industrial & Commercial Properties this Winter

MBM Blogs

December 12, 2024
As the outdoor temperatures drop, nuisance birds deploy different tactics to survive: migration or habituation. For migratory birds, cold weather signals the start of the winter season; as such, many flocking birds such as Canada geese, gulls and sandhill cranes migrate to warmer weather in the southern United States and... Read More
Birds in snow