Pest Control, Termites, Bird Control

Birds

Repelling Methods

Bird Spikes, Bird Wire and Bird Shock Flexi-track.
 

Bird Spikes – The upward-pointing metal spikes provide a physical barrier to prevent the birds from landing on ledges, signs, beams, pipes, etc.  They are stainless steel points in UV – stabilised polycarbonate bases.  When affixed to resting areas they are relatively difficult to see from the ground.  For pigeons or larger birds.

Bird Spikes

Bird Wire – This is tensioned wire between two points along ledges, beams, pipes, balconies, etc.  In light infestations the tensioned wire can offer a discreet, economical solution.  This system can only be used to resting areas only.  For pigeons or larger birds.

Bird Shock Flex Track 

Proofing

Wire Mesh or Polyethylene Netting

Wire Mesh – Mesh is used in most small aperture jobs.  These include when birds are nesting through broken vents, tiles and even missing bricks.  Usually these methods are only a patch up job until a licensed builder or roof tiler fixes or re-points your roof.

Stealth Net 

Bird Netting – Netting can be used on any enclosed or semi-enclosed area, opening or building configuration where pest birds are to be excluded. 

The netting is attached to a tensioned stainless steel cable which is anchored on the structure perimeters.  Bird netting
is extremely difficult to see from just a few meters away.

It provides a harmless and impenetrable barrier against all birds.  The Polyethylene net is ultra-violet resistant and is manufactured using the most advanced technology in the world.  Among its long lasting ability it can also cover large areas.  Eg. Light wells, balconies, commercial/industrial awnings over truck entrances/loading docks protecting RSJ beams and lights which are ideal roosting areas.

Installation of a Warehouse Loading Dock Awning
 

Installation across a light well 

Bird Baiting – a pre-baiting and baiting method can be used to eradicate large numbers of birds.  Certain substances mixed with the designated birds normal feed is designed to eliminate large numbers of these pests.  A permit must be obtained from the National Parks & Wildlife for each premises before this method can be carried out.

Trapping

Pigeon Traps – Can be erected on building structures and roof-tops when proofing and baiting is not the preferred method.  Once caught they can be dealt with in a humane way.

Pigeon Bird Trap 

Indian Myna Traps – Also available now are Indian Myna Traps.  These birds are listed as one of the world's most invasive species.  They are a major urban nuisance, displace native birds, noisy and are messy with their droppings.

The trap is a two chamber trap which consists of one way doors, feeding traps and perches to keep the birds comfortable when caught.                            

Last Stage Set Up 

It is usually a 7-8 day program but it is recommended to be repeated a couple of times for maximum affect over a 2-3 week period.  Once caught the birds are put to sleep with carbon dioxide gas.  It is humane and quick.

The cage is also suitable for trapping Starlings.

Close up with 2x Indian Myna Birds caught 

BioAcousticsBioAcoustics 

The Eagle Eye Bird and Bat Scarer is an effective deterrent device that harmlessly relocates birds and bats.  Birds are disorientated and irritated by reflected light beams that flash at various angles from a rotating Eagle Eye Unit.  The unit can be used with other products and techniques to relocate birds from infested areas.
 

Places of interest are:

·        Commercial buildings;

·       Industrial plants;

·        Crops;

·        Vineyards;

·        Waterways;

·        Parks
 

They are propelled by 240 volts, 12 volts or solar panels.

One Eagle Eye has the capacity to cover a 100m radius with sunlight and 50m with artificial light.
 

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