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Birds In The News
A few of the more high-profile news stories in the past few years have been bird related: food-borne illness, a deadly bridge collapse, and the memorable ‘Miracle on the Hudson’, to name a few. Avoid these situations with bird control from Bird-X.
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Pigeon droppings cost historic church $48,000
A church in Maine had to pay tens of thousands of dollars to replace their steeple due to a corrosive mix of water and pigeon droppings.
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Social starlings cause big problems
Starlings are problematic in urban areas because they swarm in packs of up to a thousand birds that can take over large areas.
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Bird-X Introduces the Transonic Mole
Bird-X's new product, the Transonic Mole, gets rid of moles, gophers, and other burrowing animals with a multi-sensory attack.
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Bad economy means no pest control in Wales county
According to This is South Wales, a county in South Wales has taken up a questionable practice to saving money: eliminating pest control.
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Propane Cannons at Blueberry Farm Causing Problems
A resident of Surrey, British Columbia recently complained about the bird control methods practiced at a nearby blueberry farm.
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Oregon park flooded with geese droppings
According to the parks maintenance supervisor, the geese are producing "nearly five gallons of excrement a day, which mostly ends up on the pavement."
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Effective Bird Control and Why It Is Important
More than 60 transmissible diseases (some of which are fatal) are associated with geese, pigeons, starlings and house sparrows.