Birds – Page 8 – Pest Management Professional

When pest management professionals (PMPs) think of nuisance birds, the first species that usually comes to mind is the rock...

Unlike migratory birds, pigeons stay in the same place year-round. When they find a sheltered area to nest, their homing...

Solar panels on commercial and residential roofs throughout the country are proliferating. These arrays provide perfect harborage for birds, and...

By Chrissy Hansen Technical Writer, Bird-X, Inc. One of the most effective, long-lasting, low-maintenance bird control solutions is the stainless...

Badminton is affected by the recent outbreak of bird flu in China. High-quality, professional badminton shuttlecocks (birdies) are made from...

The domestic pigeon has evolved for more than 30 million years and is a descendant of the European rock dove....

Who doesn’t like big-ticket sales — especially opportunities largely neglected by the competition? And what if these same projects hatched...

1. The wrong tools for the job It’s important to fully understand a job’s scope prior to executing a treatment...

Last July, a Philadelphia boy got more thrills than he bargained for during his return to the station at the...

Q: Many of my customers were flooded during Hurricane Sandy. Many of them have termite warranties with me. Should I...

By Cameron Riddell President, Bird Barrier America, Inc. Most pest management professionals (PMPs) know that bird control can be profitable,...

By James Rodriguez Territory Manager, J.T. Eaton & Co. Knowledge of the biology of the bird you’re trying to control...

By Mike Dougherty Sales, Bird-B-Gone, Inc. Bird work involves attaching products to buildings and their substrates. Most jobs you encounter...

By: Larry Pinto House sparrows can be difficult birds to control, in part because of their high reproductive capacity. A female...

By: James Rodriguez, J.T. Eaton & Co., Inc. Bird repellents have been a longtime staple in the pest control industry. They’ve...