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What to Look for When Choosing the Best Residential Bird Deterrent

Not all residential bird deterrents are made equal, and not every sort of bird will be deterred by them. Take a week or two to observe the birds in your garden, then research which deterrent is best for those specific birds. Smaller bird deterrents are expected to work for almost all tiny birds, whilst larger bird deterrents are likely to work for almost all large birds.

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What to Look for When Choosing the Best Residential Bird Deterrent

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  1. What to Look for When Choosing the Best Residential Bird Deterrent

  2. Effectiveness Not all residential bird deterrents are made equal, and not every sort of bird will be deterred by them. Take a week or two to observe the birds in your garden, then research which deterrent is best for those specific birds. Smaller bird deterrents are expected to work for almost all tiny birds, whilst larger bird deterrents are likely to work for almost all large birds.

  3. Life Cycle When looking for a bird repellent, find out how long the product is supposed to last. Even in a moderate temperature zone, they will endure the same wear and tear as outdoor products. Weather elements such as rain, snow, wind, and sun can wear down deterrents over time. Consider investing in a more durable deterrent if you live in a harsher, colder region with regular snow and storms.

  4. Environmental Friendliness The majority of today's bird deterrents are environmentally benign, but some aren't. Spike deterrents may appear frightening, but they are completely safe and harmless to birds. Birds are usually not harmed by rod deterrents. However, if the maker uses stickers to generate the shine or dazzle, the stickers may peel off over time. Birds or other small animals could find and consume the stickers.

  5. Ease of Installation and Use Both spike and rod deterrents are relatively simple to install. Spikes are typically attached to a strip of metal or plastic and must be secured to a surface with nails, screws, or adhesive. Rods, like bird feeder poles, are frequently strung from tree branches or poles. If you have a tree near your garden or on your property, installing a rodent deterrent is usually easy.

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