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Bird B Gone Reflect-a-Bird is a silent wind-powered spinning visual bird deterrent that effectively scares birds away. The Reflect-a-Bird's mirror-like design uses sunlight and wind to create a distraction zone that confuses pest-birds causing them to flee the area. The weatherproof aluminum and plastic construction make this bird deterrent ...
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- Bird B Gone
- $49.95
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Scare away pest birds with this wind powered spinning bird deterrent. Flashes light as it rotates. Simple to use and apply. Great for boats, decks, gardens, porches, patios or anywhere birds are a problem. Completely silent solution. 3 reflective cones and reflective pyramid scare birds.
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- Bird-X
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Dec 23, 2018 · My guess is it is an urban legend. Ground based weather radar have been used track and analyse behaviour of birds. Part of this research was done with the radar in fixed beam mode to record individual wing beat frequencies for species identification, keeping the bird in the radar beam.
Apr 9, 2021 · Do visual deterrents work to scare birds away; Benefits of using scare tactics for birds; Five Best visual deterrents to use at your house; What Attracts Birds? Food, water, and shelter are the three main reasons birds will be attracted to an area.
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The Bird B Gone Repeller 360 is a humane spinning visual bird deterrent used to prevent birds from landing. The Repeller 360 covers areas up to 6 ft. in diameter; uses wind power to spin continuously, and features reflective predator eyes to scare birds away from the protected area.
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Bird B Gone Reflect-a-Bird is a silent wind-powered spinning visual bird deterrent that effectively scares birds away. The Reflect-a-Bird's mirror-like design uses sunlight and wind to create a distraction zone that confuses pest-birds causing them to flee the area.
