Tag Archive: bird management (77)

Bird Control Strategies for Vineyards

WGC Blogs

June 27, 2023
When birds descend on vineyards, they can ravage acres of grapes in a matter of hours. Ripe grapes hanging on vines are an incredibly attractive – and easily accessible – food source for hungry birds including robins, sparrows, starlings and finches. In the dry heat of summer, grapes may be... Read More

Molting Season Means Geese Are on the Move

WGC Indy Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

Look Out for Increased Geese Activity This Molt Season

MBM Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

Molt Season is Almost Here, Watch Out for Geese on the Move

WGC Blogs

May 9, 2023
The late spring and early summer months can be active ones for Canada geese. Pairs of monogamous geese typically nest in April and May. Once their goslings hatch, the family tends to stay in location until the end of the summer. However, if the nesting site lacks the resources that... Read More

How Do Birds Damage Crops?

WGC Indy Blogs

March 14, 2023
There is a rich history of agriculture in the midwestern states. With low lands and rolling hills, there is perfect land for growing a variety of crops. In addition to the diverse crop lands, there is also a diverse ecosystem that lives amongst the people and thrives on food that... Read More

Preventing Bird Damage to Crops

MBM Blogs

March 14, 2023
There is a rich history of agriculture in the midwestern states. With low lands and rolling hills, there is perfect land for growing a variety of crops. In addition to the diverse crop lands, there is also a diverse ecosystem that lives amongst the people and thrives on food that... Read More

The Variety of Ways Birds Damage Crops

WGC Blogs

March 14, 2023
There is a rich history of agriculture in the midwestern states. With low lands and rolling hills, there is perfect land for growing a variety of crops. In addition to the diverse crop lands, there is also a diverse ecosystem that lives amongst the people and thrives on food that... Read More

Act Now to Protect Your Rooftop from the Hazards of Gull Nesting Season

MBM Blogs

February 21, 2023
Gull nesting season is almost here, and with 25 years of experience managing the havoc of rooftop gull colonies, the Migratory Bird Management team’s first bit of advice can be summed up in two words: Don’t wait. While gulls can be a nuisance in any season, nesting season, which begins... Read More

Gull Nesting Season: Act Now to Protect Your Rooftops

WGC Blogs

February 21, 2023
Gull nesting season is almost here, and with 25 years of experience managing the havoc of rooftop gull colonies, the Wild Goose Chase team’s first bit of advice can be summed up in two words: Don’t wait. While gulls can be a nuisance in any season, nesting season, which begins... Read More

New Bird Conflict Solutions In The New Year!

MBM Blogs

January 11, 2023
As leading experts in the bird management field, we are always looking at innovations and inventions to help our clients find the right solutions for their bird conflicts. Enter Flock Off! Flock Off is a revolutionary product for deterring birds from perching or loafing on a structure 24/7. It works... Read More