Birds – Page 6 – Pest Management Professional

New research led by the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) suggests there are about 18,000 bird species in the world, nearly...

A home remodeler from Rougemont, N.C., invented the patent-pending Bandit Barrier, a “pest exclusion device” installed onto gable vents. In...

Crows have been increasingly swooping at Australian passersby, and an ecologist says they could have picked up the behavior. “I think...

In his play Henry IV, Part I, William Shakespeare glorified starlings for their ability to be taught the name of...

City sparrows are less laid-back than their country kin. A Virginia Tech study published this spring in the journal Biology Letters...

Kevin Clark was a small fish in a big pond. Now he’s a big fish in a big pond. After...

In the July issue of PMP magazine you’ll find my “RoadTrip Roundup” of South Elgin, Ill.-based McCloud Services’ annual Pest...

Editor’s Note: In 2016, we’re taking a look at how to convert do-it-yourself (DIY) practitioners to customers of professional pest...

Nine years ago the U.S. Senate unanimously approved and designated a week in June as “National Pollinator Week” to help...

Mitie‘s pest control business revealed plans to offer drone services for pest bird inspections. The drones will use thermal sensors to...

When you’re 5 years old, every adult is an authority on every topic, and the nuances of communication often go...

While many retail chains and box stores differ in size, location and landscape, they all share one similarity: ideal conditions...

How to land and service accounts like the USS Intrepid, Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden. “I always say you...

… as decided by you, the reader. January is nearly out the door which means we’ve finally arrived back at...

Learn more about the health hazards caused by seagulls and how to use caution and protect yourself from these carriers...