Pest Bird Identification
What are birds?
Birds like pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other problem birds are pests. These birds can become problematic for home and business owners in large populations. They cause damage, pose health risks, are challenging to control and get rid of, and are generally a nuisance to contend with daily.
Are birds dangerous?
Birds can contaminate food, water, and anything else they come into contact with. They release airborne spores in their feces that, when inhaled, can cause illness. These birds also carry disease-carrying parasites that spread their own set of diseases to people and pets.
In addition to the health risks they pose, birds are also very damaging pests. Pest birds are responsible for millions of dollars in property damages every year. Bird droppings are corrosive and eat away at roofing and other structural material. Their feathers and nesting debris can clog machinery and cause electrical shorts and fires.
Why do I have a bird problem?
Pest birds have come to expect people and our properties to provide them with easy access to food and shelter. Outdoor eating areas, parks, trash cans, gardens, and bird feeders attract many species of pest birds. They nest and roost on the roofs of our buildings, and they drink from our clogged gutters, dripping outdoor faucets, and birdbaths.
Why Choose Neighborly Pest Management?
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When possible, we can provide prompt assistance to help with your pest solution needs.
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Rooted in our local communities, we know the best solutions for the pests in our unique areas.
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Embrace a eco-friendly approach with our range of sustainable solutions for your needs.
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Trust in our seasoned knowledge and proven track record spanning over four decades.
How Can I Prevent Birds in the Future?
Partnering with a professional is the best way to prevent birds and other pests problems. In addition, the following prevention tips will help to keep birds off of your property and out of your Northern California home.
- Never purposely feed pest birds on your property.
- Remove things that attract birds, including birdbaths and bird feeders, from your property.
- Get rid of their easy access to food sources by keeping locking lids on trash cans, dumpsters, and compost bins. Keep outside eating areas clean and free of debris.
- Keep gutters free of debris to prevent water from pooling in them, remove birdbaths, and fix leaky outdoor fixtures to help reduce their access to water on your property.
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