Tag Archive: bird management solutions (22)

Video: Bird Management During Fall Migration

WGC Indy Blogs

October 29, 2024
Each year from July through December, approximately 4 billion birds migrate through the United States during fall migration. In October and November, larger wild birds, including Canada geese, travel to their southern wintering grounds – and can impact buildings, facilities and grounds while en route. To help commercial and industrial... Read More
Migrating geese

Video: What You Need to Know About Fall Migration

MBM Blogs

October 29, 2024
Each year from July through December, approximately 4 billion birds migrate through the United States during fall migration. In October and November, larger wild birds, including Canada geese, travel to their southern wintering grounds – and can impact buildings, facilities and grounds while en route. To help commercial and industrial... Read More
Migrating geese

Video: Fall Migration 101

WGC Blogs

October 29, 2024
Each year from July through December, approximately 4 billion birds migrate through the United States during fall migration. In October and November, larger wild birds, including Canada geese, travel to their southern wintering grounds – and can impact buildings, facilities and grounds while en route. To help commercial and industrial... Read More
Migrating geese

Protect Your Sweet Corn Crop from Hungry Birds

Agriculture WGC Blogs

May 8, 2024
Corn. As far as the eye can see. Much of America’s growing lands are dominated by the stuff – which is used to feed our livestock,  fuel our vehicles, and fill our dinner plates. While sweet corn accounts for a small fraction of the nation’s corn crop (only 1%!), it... Read More
Red Winged Blackbird

Bird Basics: Learn About the European Starling

WGC Indy Blogs

October 17, 2023
With its highly iridescent, speckled coat of feathers, bright yellow bill, and pink feet, the European Starling is an easily recognizable bird. These highly athletic birds can often be found flying in-sync in flocks numbering the tens of thousands, dancing in the sky as part of a murmuration. Distinct features... Read More
European starling

Bird Basics: Get to Know the European Starling

WGC Blogs

October 17, 2023
With its highly iridescent, speckled coat of feathers, bright yellow bill, and pink feet, the European Starling is an easily recognizable bird. These highly athletic birds can often be found flying in-sync in flocks numbering the tens of thousands, dancing in the sky as part of a murmuration. Distinct features... Read More
European starling

Bird 101: Get Familiar With the European Starling

MBM Blogs

October 17, 2023
With its highly iridescent, speckled coat of feathers, bright yellow bill, and pink feet, the European Starling is an easily recognizable bird. These highly athletic birds can often be found flying in-sync in flocks numbering the tens of thousands, dancing in the sky as part of a murmuration. Distinct features... Read More
European starling

Keep Birds Away From Warehouses & Loading Docks

WGC Indy Blogs

October 4, 2023
When temperatures drop, pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other pest birds flock to warehouses, loading docks, parking garages, and other spacious buildings to hunker down and survive the winter. The structures’ roofs provide shelter and relative warmth, and their many beams, ledges, lights, and pipes look, to birds, like the perfect... Read More

Evict Birds From Warehouses & Loading Docks

MBM Blogs

October 4, 2023
When temperatures drop, pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other pest birds flock to warehouses, loading docks, parking garages, and other spacious buildings to hunker down and survive the winter. The structures’ roofs provide shelter and relative warmth, and their many beams, ledges, lights, and pipes look, to birds, like the perfect... Read More

Warehouses & Loading Docks: Safe Havens for Cold Birds

WGC Blogs

October 4, 2023
When temperatures drop, pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other pest birds flock to warehouses, loading docks, parking garages, and other spacious buildings to hunker down and survive the winter. The structures’ roofs provide shelter and relative warmth, and their many beams, ledges, lights, and pipes look, to birds, like the perfect... Read More