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| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 x 7 x 6 in |
Scare-Eye Balloons
$32.55
Simple, Highly Effective Bird Repellent Reduce Time & Energy Spent on Cleanup Reflective Mylar Eyes and Tails included (3-Pack)
Keep birds away with these simple vinyl ball visual deterrents that move with the wind & intimidate pest birds within visible range.
- Includes three balloons – one white, one yellow, one black
- Easy to use, cost-effective solution – hang the balloons anywhere
- Balloons move in the wind for fear of movement
Scare Eye® balloons are useful in many applications – homes, gardens, barns, trees, garages, marinas, doorways, & many more.
Details
- Predator decoy; 3D balloons
- Three balloons included: one (1) white, one (1) black, and one (1) yellow
- Includes mylar eyes, mylar tails, and strings for each balloon
- Weatherproof, vinyl, inflatable balloon
- Design exaggerates the glaring stare and gaping mouth of natural predators
- Wind causes the Scare-Eye Balloons to move in the wind, increasing efficacy
- Easy installation
WARNING: This product contains DEHP, a phthalate chemical known to the State of California to cause birth defects and other reproductive harm.
Applications
Target pests include: pigeons, sparrows, starlings, woodpeckers, swallows, crows, blackbirds, grackles, and waterbirds such as geese, ducks and seagulls.
Effective where visible, up to 6,000 sq. ft. (per balloon).
Recommended as a low-budget solution for open outdoor areas, such as:
- Homes, gardens, porches, patios
- Small farm fields, barns, stables, orchards, vineyards
- Loading docks, hangars, substations
- Garages, parking lots, building rooftops
- Outdoor restaurants
- Marinas
Benefits
- Prevent crop loss and other property damage
- Cut recurring cleanup and repair costs
- Protect buildings, equipment, and vehicles from corrosive bird droppings
- Reduce health and liability risks associated with pest bird infestation
- Save outdoor grounds from bird damage
- Decrease nuisance for residents, workers, customers, etc.
Add & Combine
For maximum, sustained success in your bird control efforts, a synergistic approach is recommended. Synergy is the interaction of two or more forces producing a combined effect that is greater than the sum of their individual effects. We often recommend companion products – combining sonic repellent devices with visual scares or scent and taste aversions. This kind of multi-sensory attack is extremely effective in deterring pest birds from an area permanently.
Specs
- Balloon diameter: 15″ (inflated) / about 22″ (deflated)
- Box dimensions: 10″ x 7″ x 6″
- Shipping weight: 2 lbs
- Includes mylar eyes, mylar tails, and strings for each balloon
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Anonymous –
I have been fighting birds attempting to nest in my porch eaves for 4 years. Netting, pie plates, high pressure water blasts…nothing worked. I bought a package of these Scare Eye Balloons, put one up and the birds sat in the tree for a couple of hours, then left, and haven’t returned! Looks silly, but effective!
Steve G –
I live in the woods and have had problems with robins for years. Besides being annoying they make a big mess by leaving little robin bombs on the windows all around my house. I’ve tried putting up curtains, posting pictures of predatory birds with no effect. Then I purchased Scare Eyes. I had to experiment with the placement of the balloons, but they did drive the robins away and kept them away as long as I rotated the colors (as instructed) every week or so. I found that they work best when hung above, not beside, the problem area. Well worth the money.
Anonymous –
We have a sour cherry tree in our yard. Every June, thousands of bright red cherries ripen and provide us with stock for a year’s worth of pie making. Last year, the birds ate the entire crop off the tree before we got a chance to pick them. I was heartbroken! This year, we hung these Scare Eye Balloons in the tree (along with some of the holographic tape), and I am happy to say that I harvested a huge crop of ripe red cherries this year — birds stayed away!