Handheld Lasers: The Fast Bird Control Solution Every PCO and Property Manager Needs

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When birds become a persistent problem, finding an effective,…

Bird-X Introduces PCO Select: The Essential Program for Pest Control Professionals

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Bird-X is thrilled to announce the launch of PCO Select™, an exclusive program explicitly tailored for Pest Control Operators (PCOs).

Join Our Elevated Task Seminar: Mastering Safety at Heights

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Do you find yourself working on ladders, roofs, and lift trucks? Ensure your safety and compliance with our comprehensive Working at Heights Safety Course.

Bird-X Welcomes Fonda Moyers as Head of Product & Marketing

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Bird-X, a leading manufacturer of bird control and wildlife…
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Silicon Valley City Experimenting with Lasers to Deter Crow Infestation

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Since the start of the pandemic, thousands of crows have been congregating in heavily trafficked areas of the city.
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Pigeon Droppings Damage Historic Slovakian Church Dating Back to Middle Ages

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The Cathedral of St Elisabeth in Košice, Slovakia has recently uncovered over $20k of damage to the church’s interior due to pest pigeons.

New Research Indicates Laser Bird Deterrents are 99% Effective at Preventing Waterfowl Linked to Avian Flu

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A new study conducted by scientists at Wageningen University & Research examines the efficacy of laser bird repellents on a free-range poultry farm.
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The Perfect Product to Help Maintain the Beauty of Your Home and Garden

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Safely keep birds away from your garden with the BirdXPeller PRO

Bird-X, Inc. Supplies Bird Netting Despite Industry Professionals Reporting Shortage

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Trusted bird control supplier for over 50 years, Bird-X, has inventory of professional-grade bird netting despite recent reports of an international shortage

Why Did Birds Vacate the South Station?

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The North Station had hordes of pigeons, while the South Station was mostly bird-free. So why weren't there any birds in the South Station?