Bird Control Services
Bird repellent gel and Optical bird repellent gel taste aversions are an easy and quick option to solve bird nuisance for grass, turf, foliage, structures, and any other surfaces. These products provide simple and cost-effective for especially property management companies and property owners.
Our Service can deter birds like sparrows, crows, starlings, pigeons, seagulls, heron, egret etc.
Our consultation service
- On-site Assessment
- Planning
- Recommendations
Spraying of SafePRO® Bird Repellent Service
SafePRO® Bird Repellent liquid creates an invisible barrier that irritates birds’ trigeminal systems (similar to our sense of smell), for a harmless but potent effect. Directly apply to surfaces by painting or spraying liquid to repel birds from feeding, loitering, and landing.
Product Features
- Developed with USDA assistance
- 100% organic
- Completely invisible layer of protection
- Safe for use around children, plants, and food crops
Applying of SafePRO® Bird Proof Gel Service
After applying SafePRO® Bird Proof Gel, birds are not likely to land upon it. If they do land, they will find the sticky surface to be uncomfortable and won’t stay for long. They learn over time and do not return to the treated surfaces.
Product Features
- Invisible
- Covers 10 linear feet per tube
Birds
Droppings are unsightly, unappealing, and render walking surfaces underfoot slippery and dangerous. Birds and their droppings create unsanitary conditions and can cause transmissible diseases. Droppings cost money. Cleaning crews, related equipment, and time spent can generate large financial outlays unrecoverable by revenues.
Birds are destructive to public and private facilities, any of which can lead to large financial losses. They halt operations and make repairs necessary by entangling themselves in machinery or downing power lines. They even nibble at, or even tear out insulation.
That is why effective birds control is very important. Products for birds control can be categorised into 4 main kinds:
- Bird Spikes
- Ultrasonic and Sonic Repellers
- Taste Aversions (Repellents)
- Visual Scares
Johnson Group + Bird Control Solutions
At the Johnson Group GreenSTORE™, you can acquire easily all effective, environmentally safe and non-toxic products. Free delivery to single location with purchase of HK$500 or above (Not including Discovery Bay and outlying islands, forbidden and remote area).
Please call for more details or visit Bird Control Products Page.
Identify your pest bird
Proper identification is very important as certain products are species-specific. Never underestimate the commitment of pest birds to return to their home.
Feral Pigeon Columba Livia
The feral pigeon is generally blue-gray with a white rump; has iridescent feathers on head and neck; two broad black bars across each wing and a broad dark band across the end of the tail. They also can display white, brown or gray plumage.Repel pigeons with a vinyl inflatable predator by using helium frightens birds pests away! Huge 2-foot hanging ball has menacing, moving eyes on front and back that strike fear in birds!
The feral pigeon is the number one urban pest bird. Large numbers exist in every city across the country. Not a native bird, feral pigeons are descendants of domestic homing pigeons brought over from Europe and released here in the 1600s. They were domesticated from the wild rock doves from the sea cliffs of Europe by the Romans over two thousand years ago.
Several traits have allowed them to dominate the urban landscape. Because of their history, pigeons are not afraid of people; they roost and nest readily in man made structures and they have a diverse diet. The standard pigeon has a short neck with a small head. Their short legs with the level front and hind toes allow them to perch on branches as well as walk on flat surfaces.
House Sparrow (Passer Domesticus)
Male House Sparrow have black throats and chest patches, light cheeks and brown nape. The female has a plain brownish chest and dull eye-stripe. The House sparrow is the number two urban pest bird introduced as a species to North America.
The house sparrow quickly spread across the country due to its lack of natural enemies and its adaptive traits. Its ability to nest in urban structures, eat urban scraps and a large breeding capacity are some of these adaptive traits.
The House Sparrow is actually a member of the weaverbird family and not a true Sparrow. Weaverbirds create intricate nests and relative to their size, the largest nests in the bird world. Their legs and toes are favored for branch perching and their short conical bills are ideal for seed cracking.
Their diet consists of seeds and grain, as well as fruits, vegetables, human table scraps and insects. They are boisterous, intelligent birds who roost in noisy flocks on branches of city trees, ivy covered walls and under eaves of houses.