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Grackles, starlings, and other flocking pest birds, roosting in trees at night, infest shade and ornamental trees, soil public sidewalk areas, destroy landscaped areas, and raise health concerns. Within days of beginning our procedure, very noticeable results will occur and the bird problem will be under control in treated areas. Relocating your problem birds and putting an end to your bird dropping's problem is easy when you use Avian FlyAway!



Our trained personnel maintain an active barrier no fly zone. Monitoring, subsequent follow up, and preventative maintenance treatments are part of the overall service. Both annual and seasonal contracts are available. Using our service prevents bird droppings infestation; this allows clients to eliminate the cost of cleaning up pest bird problems. Avian FlyAway is the proven bird control service to get rid of birds in trees.



With 20 years of experience, Avian Flyaway pioneered pest migratory bird control. No other can claim our experience or match our results with roosting birds. We know what works to eliminate overnight bird roosting and when to use it. We routinely get rid of birds in trees with exceptional guaranteed results, and frequently replace others unable to get rid of birds roosting. Our service level commitment and client list is simply amazing.



We are the only company with the experience and know how to simultaneously solve multiple species' bird droppings problems. We relocate Grackles, Starlings, Sparrows, Cowbirds, Blackbirds, Crows, Dove, Gulls, Canadian Geese and other pest bird species. All relocations are done non-lethally, humanely, safely, and effectively using our Active Barrier proprietary process.



Avian FlyAway, Inc. has been a nationally leading bird control company for over 20 years. Bird control service is our business, every day, all day; we know what to do to get rid of birds in trees and when to do it.



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How to get rid of Grackles, Starlings, and Blackbirds in trees and landscaped areas.



Controlling depradations and health hazards by many bird nuisance species is easily done by avian control experts with years of experience like AFI. For example, House Sparrow (Passer domesticus), European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), Domestic Pigeon or Rock Dove (Columba livia), Monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus), Eurasian Collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto), Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), captive-bred birds like Mallards, Yellow-headed blackbirds, Red-winged blackbirds, Rusty blackbirds, Brewer's blackbirds, Cowbirds, Common Grackles, Great-tailed Grackles, Boat-tailed Grackles, Crows, and Magpies may all create health hazards and depradations easily controlledd with appropriate active barrier techniques. The most common problem birds are Grackles and Starlings.



Note that commonly available stationary bird control devices are typically not effective.



Bird control methods for Grackles, Starlings, and Blackbirds include:



Mechanical Devices that disrupt the birds or try to scare them away only work for a few weeks at best. Electric bird barriers will keep Grackles off of rooflines, and Starlings from nesting on beams, signs, and billboards.



Sound Devices and Ultrasonic Devices. Sound devices that you mount near trees or structures are ineffective to get rid of Grackles, Starlings, and Blackbirds for more than a short distance and only for a few weeks or so. These electronic bird control devices will keep the birds only a few feet from the stimulus area. These machines are loud and frequently not effective for more than 25 feet. This is the one of the most common devices that persons use unsuccessfully to control bird infestations in trees and structures.



Active Barriers are the best way to get rid of Grackles, Starlings, and Blackbirds. An Active Barrier is a set or combination of physical stimuli that effectively block an area from the birds. AFI in Texas has 20 years experience perfecting their proprietary Active Barrier, and it has unmatched results. Like all of AFI's bird control products, there are imitators, yet no other matches the results of AFI.



Radar and sound beams are components up some of the many types of Active Barriers. Such high tech devices cost several thousand dollars because they use high tech radio and sound stimuli. Even those these cost tens of thousands of dollars, they are less effective than AFI's expert stimuli methodologies and procedures. The reason is simple, birds are adaptive and if you let them adapt, they will. Allowing birds to adapt to devices and contraptions that become virtually static stimuli to the birds means that these very costly devices become ineffective. This is because if the birds figure out the stimuli is not alive, then it is just another part of the static environment or ignorable environment. Active stimuli barriers are the only way to overcome such adaptive realities of nuisance pest birds. Knowing how to apply such techniques with each species is essential.



Birds or prey or Falconers are effective for a small radius of a few hundred feet, while the Falconers are onsite actively applying the stimuli. This form of active barrier leaves bird carcasses and feathers around the environment. In addition, the effects fade away as quickly as a week or so and the birds may soon come back. Many falconers say the effects last longer; however, the truth is that pest birds in large flocks find the loss of few of the flock to falconers one of the less challenging problems they encounter in their daily survival routine. In addition, what controls whether pest bird flocks return to certain areas remains an external variable to the falconer's stimuli. Any bird expert knows that, although most falconers are not bird control experts, they are Falconers moonlighting in bird control. Thus, falconing is an inefficient means to institute a reliable barrier to the birds.



Barriers like bird nets in trees work, yet many times birds get in the nets and cannot get out or get tangled in the nets and die. Nets ruin the aesthetics of the environment and are not inexpensive to install or maintain due to growing trees and wind storms.



Fogging is sometimes effective, yet it is frequently an irritant to the nasal membranes of guests and workers in the area. Fogging is an extremely inefficient method of forming an active barrier.



Why control the pest nuisance birds?



Because birds may carry many diseases, viruses, bacteria, and funguses avian control is important. Bird flocks are pesky foulers of the air, the air you breathe into your lungs. Clean and disease free air may be important to some, while some businesses do not consider clean air and bird mess a problem.