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Bird-X Bird-X is a global leader in bird control solutions, proudly serving the pest management industry since 1964.

Bird-X products provide total pest bird control, keeping them in areas where they are safe from harm and where they are unable to cause harm. Bird-X wildlife and bird control solutions not only prevent pest infestation, property damage, the spread of disease, and workplace liability; they also eliminate the need for chemical pesticides, poisons, and dangerous traps.

Operators: What changes do you notice first when fall migration begins in your market? Do you see different species, lar...
10/07/2026

Operators: What changes do you notice first when fall migration begins in your market? Do you see different species, larger flocks, new pressure around food and water, or increased activity on specific types of commercial properties? We'd also like to know whether fall migration changes how you perform your initial site inspection. Share the signs that tell you a seasonal bird problem is developing—and what you look for before recommending a control strategy.

Bird-X Stainless Steel Bird Spikes are designed to prevent pest birds from landing and roosting on treated surfaces. The...
10/05/2026

Bird-X Stainless Steel Bird Spikes are designed to prevent pest birds from landing and roosting on treated surfaces. They are available in Narrow, Standard, Extra Wide, and Extra Tall configurations, allowing operators to match coverage to the dimensions of the ledge or surface being protected. Common applications include parapets, signs, rooflines, beams, architectural ledges, and other established landing surfaces.

Fall is an especially useful time to inspect these areas as migrating and resident birds make greater use of available resting locations. Installer tip: product selection should be based on the dimensions and configuration of the surface rather than simply choosing one spike width for an entire property.

Learn more about Stainless Steel Bird Spikes: https://bird-x.com/products-for-pco-installers/bird-spikes/

Fall migration can change bird pressure quickly. Properties that had relatively little activity during summer may sudden...
10/02/2026

Fall migration can change bird pressure quickly. Properties that had relatively little activity during summer may suddenly become resting, feeding, or staging areas for migrating birds.

At the same time, resident birds are adjusting to cooler temperatures and changing food availability. For bird control operators, this makes October a valuable time for a detailed site survey. Start by identifying the species involved and documenting where birds are landing, feeding, drinking, roosting, or entering structures. Look beyond the most obvious accumulation of droppings—the actual attractant may be elsewhere on the property. Pay particular attention to ledges, signs, rooflines, open eaves, vents, loading areas, standing water, waste-handling areas, landscaping, and other potential food or shelter sources.

Identifying these conditions helps determine whether the site requires exclusion, perch deterrence, sensory deterrence, sanitation improvements, or a combination of approaches. A good fall inspection isn't only about solving today's bird problem. It can reveal where birds are likely to settle as temperatures continue to drop, giving operators an opportunity to address vulnerabilities before winter roosting becomes established.

Learn more at: https://bird-x.com

Bird-X is headed to PestWorld 2026!Join us October 20–23 in Grapevine, Texas, and visit Booth 408 as we focus on the Fun...
10/02/2026

Bird-X is headed to PestWorld 2026!

Join us October 20–23 in Grapevine, Texas, and visit Booth 408 as we focus on the Fundamentals & Future of Bird Control.

This year, we’re bringing 10 new products and solutions to PestWorld, including the latest in EMF bird deterrents, handheld lasers, laser safety equipment and training, installation tools, liquid deterrents, and more.

Whether you’re looking for proven bird control fundamentals or exploring the newest technologies available to pest management professionals, stop by Booth 408 to meet the Bird-X team and see what’s new.

We’ll also have an exclusive PestWorld show special available for attendees. More details coming as we get closer to the show.

📍 Booth 408
📅 October 20–23, 2026
📍 Ga***rd Texan Resort & Convention Center | Grapevine, TX

Every bird control season provides lessons that can make the next one more effective.Maybe you found that earlier inspec...
09/30/2026

Every bird control season provides lessons that can make the next one more effective.

Maybe you found that earlier inspections prevented larger problems, a different exclusion method reduced callbacks, or combining deterrents worked better for a challenging site. Reviewing what worked—and what didn’t—can help refine your approach as fall migration and seasonal roosting activity increase.

What bird control lesson from this season will you take into fall?

Share your biggest takeaway in the comments. Your experience may help another pest or wildlife management professional prepare for the months ahead.

Seasonal changes can bring increased bird pressure to commercial and industrial properties.BroadBand PRO combines sonic ...
09/28/2026

Seasonal changes can bring increased bird pressure to commercial and industrial properties.

BroadBand PRO combines sonic and ultrasonic deterrence to help discourage birds from settling in treated areas. Using multiple types of sound can provide another layer of protection for locations experiencing changing or persistent bird activity.

As fall migration and winter shelter-seeking begin, evaluate where birds are gathering and position deterrent systems based on the specific site and activity you’re seeing.

How do you adjust your bird control strategy as seasonal pressure changes?

Learn more about Broadband Pro: https://bird-x.com/bird-products/electronic/sonic/broadband-pro/

Fall bird activity can reveal vulnerabilities that may have gone unnoticed during the summer.A comprehensive inspection ...
09/25/2026

Fall bird activity can reveal vulnerabilities that may have gone unnoticed during the summer.

A comprehensive inspection should look beyond areas where birds are currently visible. Check rooftops, ledges, loading docks, signs, HVAC equipment, entry points, and other sheltered areas for droppings, nesting material, feathers, and signs of repeated roosting.

🔎 Inspect existing exclusion and deterrent systems for damage or gaps.
🧹 Identify areas that need cleaning or debris removal.
🏢 Look for new access points and protected roosting locations.
🐦 Note where birds are landing, feeding, gathering, or entering the structure.
📋 Document problem areas so repairs and preventative measures can be prioritized.

Finding these issues early can help facilities prepare before fall and winter bird pressure becomes more established.

What’s the first thing you check during a fall bird control inspection?

On a bird control job, the right tool can mean less time troubleshooting and more time getting the installation done cor...
09/23/2026

On a bird control job, the right tool can mean less time troubleshooting and more time getting the installation done correctly.

Whether it’s specialized installation hardware, cleaning equipment, measuring tools, access equipment, or a bird control product that simplifies a difficult application, experienced professionals often have a go-to tool that makes their work more efficient.

What bird control tool has saved you the most time on the job?

Share your answer in the comments—and tell us why it’s earned a permanent place in your toolkit.

As temperatures begin to drop, enclosed and protected spaces can become increasingly attractive to birds looking for she...
09/21/2026

As temperatures begin to drop, enclosed and protected spaces can become increasingly attractive to birds looking for shelter.

When birds enter warehouses, commercial buildings, or other structures, removing them should come before sealing access points. BirdChute provides birds with a designated one-way exit, allowing them to leave an enclosed area while helping prevent re-entry through the same opening.

Once birds are out, identify and secure entry points to help reduce the chance of the problem returning as winter approaches.

Are you seeing more birds entering enclosed spaces as temperatures cool?

Learn more about BirdChute here: https://bird-x.com/bird-products/birdchute/

Fall is a good time to make sure existing bird control systems are ready for changing seasonal activity.Inspect netting,...
09/18/2026

Fall is a good time to make sure existing bird control systems are ready for changing seasonal activity.

Inspect netting, spikes, bird wire, shock track, and other installed systems for loose components, gaps, accumulated debris, or damage that could reduce their effectiveness. Pay close attention to areas where birds have started returning or finding new places to land.

Routine maintenance also provides an opportunity to clean affected areas and identify new vulnerabilities before fall and winter roosting activity becomes established.

What’s always on your fall maintenance checklist for existing bird control installations?

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