Starling Damage and Prevention
Starlings are small to medium-size birds that are known for their ability to mimic other types of birds and environmental sounds. Over the years, starlings have been known to cause significant property damage with their droppings and nesting habits. They travel in large flocks, which make it difficult to prevent property damage. Communities often create management programs made up of strategies that prevent starlings from venturing into certain regions.
In your community, if starlings are present, it is important to maintain a safe environment. Starlings carry infectious diseases such as histoplasmosis, cryptococcus, toxoplasmosis, encephalitis and salmonellas. By scheduling regular area clean-ups, you can prevent the spread of harmful illnesses. Each of these illnesses can be contracted by cats, dogs, livestock and humans due to the fungi and bacteria contained in feces.
Starling Control and Removal Services
Critter Control of the Triangle offers several methods for bird control. We can create and implement a bird management program made up of strategies that will help you eliminate starling invasions and damages. This includes closing off building points of entry to decrease starling gatherings and nesting grounds. By utilizing wire, nylon netting and shock fences, our experts are able to effectively keep starlings from returning to your area. We can also provide professional services that will save your community and property from damage risks and the spread of diseases. Do not hesitate to contact us at (919) 382-0651, if you need assistance with the removal of starling birds in your area.
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