Bird Identification
Most nuisance birds live in flocks, an interdependent social order where each bird acts as the eyes and ears of the group. Bird Gard harnesses the power of this intra-species communication system by using high fidelity digital recordings of the alarm and distress calls of more than 100 of the most common nuisance birds.
To be most effective, the exact species of the problem birds needs to be accurately identified. Based on this identification, we will select the most effective combination of sounds and electronically record these sounds on a microchip in your Bird Gard unit.
This combination of sounds may include:
- The distress and alarm calls of your particular problem birds
- The sounds of their natural predator
- Electronic harassment sounds that have been particularly effective at disorienting your problem birds
The appearance of many birds changes dramatically depending on the gender and age of the bird, as well as the time of year. The best resource we have found for identifying birds is the website maintained by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Please visit their website (http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/browse) for assistance in identifying all of the species that are causing you problems. We will ask you for this information when you place an order. If you have any questions after visiting their site, about a type of bird or how to best get rid of them, please call us toll free at 888-332-2328.
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