Build your bird business
Whether you focus on subcontracting or taking it in-house, experts agree: Do your homework first when it comes to bird control. Read more»
Expert bird control advice
Is bird control right for your company? Experts share bird control advice for adding the service and learning proper procedures. Read more»
Protecting our national heritage from pest birds
Learn how Blue Ridge Wildlife & Pest Management provides the bird control services for the National Museum of African American History & Culture. Read more»
Study: Hairy situation creates toeless pigeons
French scientists studied pigeons in urban areas that don't have a full set of "toes." These toeless pigeons appeared in neighborhoods with hair salons. Read more»
The sort-of squirrelly bird catches the headline
It has not escaped our attention that a variety of instances where birds are just being birds has been making the news lately. Take, for instance, the following: When male birds put in the work, happiness ensues: Inverse.com reports on... Read more»
How to prevent birds from colliding with buildings
Here are some tips for things that can reduce the chance of bird collisions with buildings from the digital marketing consultant for Bird-X. Read more»
Test your bird knowledge
Use these questions to see how much you really know about birds and bird control. Editor’s Note: Questions for this bird test were contributed by: Stuart Aust; Dr. Gary Bennett, BCE; Judy Black, BCE; Doug Foster; Dr. Faith Oi; Mark... Read more»
Bird control is a public service
The most famous bird strike in America occurred 10 years ago, when Pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger landed a passenger jet in New York’s Hudson River after Canada geese disabled both engines. His skill and experience saved all 155 people on... Read more»