More superb customer reviews for Bird-X products!

Excellent customer product reviews from our happy customers

Deer Gard prevents deer damage

I have had the product in my garden for 40 days, and so far no damage from the deer. I would recommend Bird-X DG Deer Gard.

By Thomas S. from Florida
–>View the Deer Gard Deer Repeller here.

Bird tape solved our woodpecker problem

We have had returning woodpeckers marking our home for the past few years. We have repaired and replaced shingles but nothing seemed to deter them. When they returned this spring we used this Irri-Tape and they have not returned. It was a good investment.

By David M. from Massachusetts
–>View the Irri-Tape shiny bird deterrent tape here.

Terror Eyes works well on pool deck!

We bought these to scare the birds from our pool deck. They work great !

By KC from Indiana
–>View the Terror Eyes bird predator replica here.

Bird Spikes are an excellent product!

PRODUCT IS EASY TO INSTALL AND AN EFFECTIVE
DETERRAND [sic] TO BIRDS.

By Gaylan F. from California
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YardGard animal repeller gets rid of pesky backyard critters

Love this item, keeps those pesty [sic] squirrels, dogs, cats out of our yard.
Won’t be without one.

By Kenneth S. from New Hampshire
–> View the YardGard Electronic Animal Repeller here.

No more bird poop on boat dock!

I bought two of these for my boat dock to keep cranes from depositing their daily #*@&. It took 3 or 4 days before they started staying off the dock. Now, knock on wood, the dock is staying clean and no signs of any cranes.

By Terry from Lake of the Ozarks
–> View the YardGard Electronic Animal Repeller here.

Bird-X Bird Spikes are simple and effective!

5/5 Star Customer Product Review

Handy scored-spots to break to length for various locations. easy to use and install. I recommend it.

By Richard W. from Washington

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Bird-X Bird Proof Gel effectively prevents bird roosting problems

5/5 Star Customer Product Review

Good product. Does exactly what it says. Has good coverage per tube and has held up under bad storms. Nice to find a product that doesn’t over promis [sic] and delivers on what it says.

By David S.

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Terror-Eyes are well worth it

5/5 Star Amazon Review

I was sceptible [sic] - but this immediately kept the geese and most seagulls off my dock- yeah I can walk on it again without my dog eating “bird snacks”. Well worth it and much better than nasty chemicals. AAA+++

By J. Knight from Virginia

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Prowler Owl scares birds away from backyard

5/5 Star Amazon Review

A mocking bird was dive-bombing my dachshund in the back yard. I put this up on a chain hanging from my patio cover and immediately there are no birds anywhere near my yard. Wonderful.

By Joan C. from California

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Hang bird deterrent tape on windows to prevent birds from hitting them

5/5 star Amazon Review

Millions of birds die or are injured every year when they hit windows. I had dozens of birds fly into the windows at my house. I taped a strip of this ribbon to the top of each window so it hangs down. It turns and twists in the breeze and alerts birds that the window is not an open space that they can fly through. It seems to have worked very well so far.

By K. Rakovna

View the Irri-Tape bird deterrent tape here.

Polycarbonate Bird Spikes are great to use around a house

5/5 star Amazon Review

Worked great for me! I just glued them to some spots outside where birds where trying to nest. Quick and easy. Now no bird nest mess.

By Dave E. from Arizona

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Menacing bird eyes scare away pesky birds

5/5 star Amazon Review

We had a problem with bird’s nests in our retractable awning and after placing these ‘balloons’ near the area, the birds haven’t been back.
Highly recommend it.

By Yolanda O. from New Jersey

View the Terror-Eyes visual bird scare device here.

Bird-X Owl Decoy works great to keep birds away from a pool

5-star product review from satisfied customer

I am buying my second Bird-X Owl today. I had a problem with bird droppings around the edges of my above-ground pool two summers ago. I tried 2 styles of owls and this one worked the best by far. Once I put it up, we never had a problem with the birds again.

By D. Lawrence from Illinois

View the Prowler Owl visual bird deterrent here.

How to Get Rid of Your Annoying Woodpecker Problem

On the Level: Possible ways to stop woodpecker’s ruckus on gutter

A recently-published article gives great tips on how to get rid of annoying woodpeckers. Woodpeckers tend to attack homes that have either a desirable food source that they can easily scavenge for (e.g. insects, larvae, nuts, fruits, suet), ideal things to peck erratically with the intent of luring a mate (e.g. gutters, sidings, trashcans), or an attractive nesting spot.

Below is an excerpt:

For the last several weeks I have been awakened by a woodpecker beating on the rain gutter outside my bedroom window. He’s like clockwork showing around 6:40 each day. He doesn’t appear to be going after any insects; just pounding on the gutter like a tom-tom. This morning I woke up early and went outside in anticipation of his arrival and noticed I could hear the sound of his pounding on several rain gutters throughout the neighborhood. Right around 6:40, there he was right on the end of my gutter and, even though I was standing on the patio and clapping my hands, it didn’t seem to bother it. As a matter of fact, it flew down to a tree branch near me as if to challenge me. After it flew up to a higher branch, I noticed the arrival of a second and third bird, following the same routine of pounding on my gutter and then moving on to my neighbor’s gutter and doing the same. Is this some kind of bird communications ritual? I know there’s a Federal law against harming a migratory bird. Does this mean the woodpeckers have migrated to our neighborhood in Annapolis?

While checking the Internet for information, I found a variety of unusual deterrents being advertised. I am looking to you for advice on what’s practical, reliable and legal to do to deter this woodpecker practice. This is also the first time I have experienced this situation in the 25-plus years I have been in my home. Thanks for any advice you can offer. I’ll certainly convey it to my neighbors since I’m sure they would be glad to rid themselves of the annoyance as well.

The entire article can be found here: http://www.hometownannapolis.com/news/hom/2009/04/25-18/On-the-Level-Possible-ways-to-stop-woodpeckers-ruckus-on-gutter.html

For basic woodpecker problems, we recommend using bird spikes, bird netting, Irri-Tape bird scare tape, or Prowler Owl bird scare owl. For a more persistent woodpecker problem, we suggest using the woodpecker repellent Woodpecker PRO.

Woodpecker PRO