Bird Control, Geese Removal & Pigeon Deterrent News

The Beginning of July Brings an Unwelcome Gull Surprise

June 24, 2020
Amid heightened concerns of COVID-19, many businesses suspended all non-essential operations, turning instead to remote work. As employees return to brick-and-mortar offices, some property managers may find their roofs inundated with aggressive gulls and foul-smelling droppings. Gulls have readily adapted to our urban areas, especially (but not limited to) our... Read More
The Beginning of July Brings an Unwelcome Gull Surprise

Working with Dogs: Better Noses, Cuter Faces

June 18, 2020
When a once-abandoned dog rescued over 100 koalas that had become displaced by the Australian wildfires recently, it was what one animal welfare expert dubbed a “zero to hero” story, and an Australian Koolie named “Bear” enjoyed a moment of canine celebrity. “He did not make a very good pet... Read More
Working with Dogs: Better Noses, Cuter Faces

Reopening Preparation: Bird Control & Vigilance

May 20, 2020
Coronavirus isn't the only health and safety issue that calls for extra vigilance as businesses return to the workplace operations. The coronavirus shutdown's overlap with key bird migratory and nesting schedules means millions of birds were heading back to North America just as North America was abandoning its shops, restaurants,... Read More
Reopening Preparation: Bird Control & Vigilance

Birdwatching: A New World in Your Own Backyard

May 6, 2020
Birds are often described as a universal treasure. People from all walks of life, ages (kids love birding too!), ethnicities, political affiliation, and socioeconomic status can enjoy and appreciate birds. Spring migration is the pinnacle of birdwatching with hundreds of species dressed in their best plumage traveling to their summer... Read More
Birdwatching: A New World in Your Own Backyard

Enter to Win: Backyard Birding Contest

May 6, 2020
May 11 Update – Today’s the deadline: Don’t forget to submit your backyard birding photos and results from your Global Big Day efforts. We can’t wait to see them! Email them to vwilliams@wildgoosechasers.com and include “Backyard Birding Contest” in the subject line. Saturday, May 9, is the Global Big Day... Read More
Enter to Win: Backyard Birding Contest

Bird Deterrence Backed by Science

April 21, 2020
Wild Goose Chase offers a wide variety of humane bird management and deterrence tools and techniques. These tools are designed to cause behavioral or physical changes in the species they are targeting. This means that when Wild Goose Chase brings a specially trained dog to manage your nuisance geese removal... Read More
Bird Deterrence Backed by Science

Custom Structural Bird Deterrents: Put an End to Bird Conflicts

April 14, 2020
Birds can be a beautiful and beneficial addition to our properties, but in large numbers or during nesting season, they can create a significant risk to human health and safety. Wild Goose Chase has a variety of tools that eliminate bird conflicts and help create a safe and healthy environment.... Read More
Custom Structural Bird Deterrents: Put an End to Bird Conflicts

Combating Bird Threats vs. ‘Nuisances’: Food Safety Deterrence

April 8, 2020
Professional bird control services provide an important benefit to many businesses responsible for the health and safety of their customers, visitors and workforce. But few have as great a responsibility to public health and safety as those in the food supply chain. In ordinary times, most people don’t give a... Read More
Food Safety Deterrence

Turn to the Bird Experts to Solve Your Bird Problems

March 1, 2020
When it comes to nuisance birds, there’s no such thing as a one-size fits all solution, as pest control companies would have you believe. For example, bird spikes may deter pigeons but sparrows love to nest in them. The same holds true for bird netting poorly installed: it may deter... Read More
the Bird Experts to Solve Your Bird Problems