Bird Control, Geese Removal & Pigeon Deterrent News

New Bird Conflicts To Expect In The New Year

January 11, 2022
It wasn’t just a changed world for people in 2020 and 2021; bird species were also forced to adapt to the pandemic-driven interruptions. Bird management strategies have had to keep up. From still empty buildings to the shift in human traffic patterns, lingering pandemic effects will continue to impact birds... Read More

2021 HPAI Risk Alert: Understanding Flu Season & The Avian Flu

December 7, 2021
Not everything that comes with the holiday season in the Midwest is a matter of good cheer, unfortunately. It’s flu season as well. Understanding The Flu Influenza is a rapidly evolving multi-strain virus first described by Hippocrates in 400 BCE. There are two main types: A and B. While the... Read More

What Birds Eat: Foods That Invite Nuisance & Beneficial Birds

November 30, 2021
Bird feeding is a billion-dollar industry, encompassing both the business of attracting birds, and the business of managing unwanted birds who show up wherever there’s a meal. Birds eat a lot: both in volume and variety.  So what exactly do birds eat, and how does that impact the birds you... Read More

Why Geese Flocks Grow During Migration Season: The Decoy Effect

October 27, 2021
Geese are highly social birds, especially during migration. They depend on each other to keep an eye out for predators and to let each other know when danger has been spotted. This behavior is something that hunters have been exploiting for centuries by placing decoys in the hunting zone to... Read More

Another Wild Goose Chase Indy & Indianapolis-based Animal Control Partner to Offer Indiana Property Managers & Owners Year-Round Bird and Animal Conflict Solutions

September 21, 2021
When it comes to managing bird and other wild animal conflicts, we’ve got you covered Indiana. Under a new partnership with Indianapolis-based Rusty’s Animal Control (RAC),  Another Wild Goose Chase Indy LLC, can now offer comprehensive wildlife conflict-management across all bird species and pest animals. Commercial and industrial property owners... Read More

Common Questions About Fall Songbird Migration and Window Collisions

September 14, 2021
September 5th, 2021. Death toll at one building. Window collisions are the second leading cause of human-driven bird deaths (behind domestic cats) with up to one billion birds dying from the glass obstacles in their paths every year. While window collisions occur year-round, the majority happen during migration: when birds... Read More