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Learn about how hawking, a natural solution to bird control uses birds of prey as a bioacoustic deterrent. Contact us for a tailored bird control solution.
Although it doesn’t immediately come to mind as a method of bird control, the use of a hawk or similar bird of prey to deter large flocks of seagulls or pigeons is a simple, mess-free way of keeping certain areas free of flying pests.
Our experienced, efficient and professional bird control team will prevent birds such as gulls and pigeons from damaging your building, nesting in your facility and causing unappealing sights and smells for your staff and visitors. Gulls are now prevalent in residential and commercial areas throughout the UK including inland regions.
Hawking is a feeding strategy in birds involving catching flying insects in the air. The term usually refers to a technique of sallying out from a perch to snatch an insect and then returning to the same or a different perch, though it also applies to birds that spend almost their entire lives on the wing.
Hawking is a natural bird deterrent designed to deter pest birds without harming them. Also known as falconry, hawking uses specially trained birds of prey, such as Peregrine. Falcons and Harris Hawks to discourage pigeons, seagulls and other nuisance birds to move on.
And pigeons, of course, will congregate anywhere that food and shelter is available. We can provide seasonal hawk flying to deter these nuisance birds, preventing aggression, mess and the health and safety hazards associated with birds nests and guano.
Hawking is a highly effective and humane method of controlling nuisance birds, which involves using trained birds of prey to scare away or capture nuisance birds. The trained birds of prey are flown over an area where unwanted birds (such as pigeons and gulls) are present, the birds of prey’s presence naturally deters the pest birds from ...
