Absolute Bird Control is offering customers free ground shipping on all orders for the month of February 2010.
From February 1st to February 28th all ground shipments, no matter how large, will ship free. Choose from our entire line of humane and effective bird control products such as Bird Spikes, Sound Deterrents, Lightweight Bird Netting, Solar Bird Repellers, and more! Express shipping will still be available.
Absolute Bird Control, Inc. is the leading online distributor of bird control products, and is dedicated to solving pest bird problems. Absolute offers an extensive line of products to help keep pest birds away from your property. The products sold are safe, easy to use, and can be installed by most home owners. Absolute Bird Control strives to bring you the highest quality bird deterrents available, the products are proudly made in the USA. To find out more visit http://www.absolutebirdcontrol.com
The Solar Bird Repeller is a solar powered unit that uses continuous motion to prevent pest birds such as pigeons and seagulls from landing. Rotating rods mounted on top of the unit sweep birds off of streetlights, balconies, boats, AC units and more! The two adjustable “arms” cover up to 5 ft in diameter by turning continuously at 30 RPM’s. A solar panel powers a heavy duty, brushless motor which will store energy. The Solar Bird Repeller is a humane way to effectively deter birds in high visibility areas, it can be mounted on flat or angled surfaces. It is easy to use virtually anywhere!
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For many people, their home is their greatest asset. It provides shelter, equity, and sense of accomplishment so it is without surprise that most people will do whatever it takes to protect the value and aesthetic properties of their home. Unfortunately, humans are not the only creatures who seek refuge in a house. Pest birds such as pigeons and sparrows find most any house to be a suitable nesting location. Once a bird begins construction on a nest, it is next to impossible to get rid of them. The solution: Solve the problem before it begins. Factors such as disease and property damage further encourage homeowners to get rid of birds to avoid any potential problems.
Birds are very simple creatures but can present some complex problems when nesting on a home. They will seek out any nook or crevice that will provide sufficient shelter. They prefer to be near a food source, so it is always good to check and see if there is any available food. If there is one, get rid of it. This includes bird feeders, trash, pet food, etc. Once birds have established a viable food source, there are very few things that will deter them. After eliminating any potential food sources, getting rid of birds will be much easier.
We know that sometimes bird problems just can’t wait, thats why we now offer express shipping on most of our products.
When you visit our online store you you be able to choose from Fed Ex Express, which is next day delivery, and Fed Ex 2nd day. All Items will ship within 48 hours of being recieved.
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Not everyone is aware that more than 60 human diseases are related to birds and their droppings, and some of them can even be fatal to humans. When birds cause damage to your home, they leave ugly stains, cause the structure to deteriorate, and may also lessen the value of your property. In addition, experienced home owners can tell you that the repairs, maintenance and clean-up from their invasions can be quite expensive, and humane bird control provided by Bird-B-Gone is a preventive measure you can take to keep expenses down.
Some reasons for using bird control around your home
Woodpeckers can severely damage wood homes, siding and shingles, and Canada geese can ruin your lawn. (They can also make quite a mess of your property if they are not controlled.) Blackbirds and starlings can eat the fruit and vegetables you cultivate so carefully in order to economize and feed your family well, and the great blue heron will go after the fish in your pond, if you have one.
Pigeons are generally considered to be “the number one pest bird” in America, their numbers are increasing, and their nesting instincts are strong. They usually mate for life, live in communal flocks that travel together, and tend to seek locations where adequate food and shelter can be found. To deter them, try installing a post-and-wire system that also makes a potential landing unstable for seagulls and larger birds.
Is there anyone who would answer “no” to the question, “Is pigeon poop a problem?” Maybe the people who believe in the superstition that it is good luck to be pooped on by a pigeon might answer differently. Luck or no luck, most people do not want the inconvenience of cleaning up the huge mess. It is not only messy, but it can be dangerous as well. Last year, pigeon poop was responsible for an awning collapsing at a gas station in Arizona. Four to five inches of pigeon droppings had built up on top of the awning and the weight was too much for the structure. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
Like any pest bird, pigeons are a nuisance in many ways. Their peak season to breed is between March and September, and this pest bird is very prolific, breeding up to six times a year. Depending on their food source and nesting ease, their numbers can build quickly. Their nests are constructed of manure as well as pieces of rubbish. They are scavengers and will eat most food droppings. The acidity in their feces is what causes the corrosion of anything it lands on. If you step in the pigeon mess on a sidewalk, it can be slippery and can also be carried by your shoes, transferring the hazard inside as well.
Every year thousands of dollars are spent each day cleaning up after and repairing the damage caused by pest birds such as pigeons, sea gulls, crows and other urban pest birds. Not only are these problems unsightly; pest birds and their feces can spread 60 plus transmittable diseases. Safety, sanitation and health hazards caused by bird droppings can pose serious liability risks, and left untreated, can lead to accidents and lawsuits. Bird feces, bird nests and debris can also create a bad public image with tenants and patrons. Individuals, companies and government agencies are tired of cleaning up bird feces or repairing the damage that is caused by pest pigeons and their droppings. Instead they have decided to invest in a Bird Control Solution, which is often as simple as installing pigeon spikes.
Pigeon spikes, also known as needle spikes or anti-roosting spikes are devices consisting of long, needle-like spikes used to control pest birds. The needles or spikes are usually all plastic or a plastic base with stainless steel spikes. They are harmless to pest birds, the spikes are not sharp, but create an unsuitable landing area for the birds so they move on to a more hospitable site. Pigeon spikes are designed to keep pest pigeons and larger birds off of building ledges, signs, parapet walls and other flat surfaces that pest birds like to roost and nest on.
Pigeon spikes are made in one-foot or two-foot lengths, with different widths. The widths of the spikes are usually 3”, 5” and 8”. The width of the bird spike used is determined by the area to be covered. It is best if the entire surface area that birds are landing on is covered with pigeon spikes. Installation of pigeon spikes is often as easy as applying adhesive or screwing them down. Once installed pigeon spikes are virtually invisible, not taking away from architectural detail. If you look hard around any major city in the country, you will find bird spikes on building ledges, signs, light posts and other areas.
Pigeon spikes have been labeled as the “most effective type of bird deterrent”. They are also one of the most economical pest bird deterrents; requiring little to no maintenance once installed. Pigeon spikes made of rigid plastic and high-grade stainless steel can last over 10-years when installed properly on a building and will retain their effectiveness. Most are manufactured with U.V. protectors in the plastic so that sun and weather have little effect on the material. When purchasing pigeon spikes, be sure that they are constructed of rigid U.V. protected plastic like those available at Bird-B-Gone, Inc.
Homeowners, you may not have the pest bird problems that plagued Tippi Hedren in Alfred Hitchcock’s unforgettable thriller, but pest birds can still ruin your day.
For starters, the high concentration of uric acid found in some bird droppings can discolor paint, stain wood, and erode metal. It can mar and eventually ruin fencing, patios, metal or cloth awnings and patio furniture. Then there’s the health risk of bacteria, fungi and parasites that live and grow in bird droppings. Imagine these droppings in and around your pool, spa or BBQ. Bird droppings have been known to carry and transmit any of 60 known diseases. The fleas, mites and ticks in some birds can also carry disease. All told, pest birds cost homeowners millions of dollars annually.
Fortunately, there are a number of effective and humane bird deterrents to help keep pest birds away from your property. These bird control products are safe, easy to install and relatively economical. Bird proofing your home can save you time and money.
Ranking as perhaps the most popular bird deterrent is your basic bird spike. Ideal for roofs, awnings and patio covers, they are ideal for keeping large birds like pigeons, seagulls and bigger birds off of surfaces. Gutter spikes come in various sizes and will keep pest pigeons and larger birds from landing, roosting and nesting in your roof gutters. You can go with rigid, U.V.-resistant and unbreakable polycarbonate bird spikes, Or long lasting stainless steel spikes. Both come in several widths and won’t harm birds.
From China Daily:
For many people, their home is their greatest asset. It provides shelter, equity, and sense of accomplishment so it is without surprise that most people will do whatever it takes to protect the value and aesthetic properties of their home. Unfortunately, humans are not the only creatures who seek refuge in a house. 
We know that sometimes bird problems just can’t wait, thats why we now offer express shipping on most of our products.
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