Eagle Eye Bird Control - Eagle Eye Bird Control

Did you know!

• The population size of urban bird species doubles every 4 - 6 years.
• All birds were once "wild" but humans created artificial breeding grounds and a safe environment for them, free from their natural predators.
• Most species have now increased their breeding cycle to two or three times a year instead of once.
• The Feral Pigeon can breed up to eight times a year.
• Man is now providing an unnatural and unlimited supply of food for these birds in the form of casual feeding, garbage dumps and food spills.
• About two-thirds of urban bird species are detrimental to the general health and well being of humans and domestic animals.
• Bird droppings are so corrosive that they can permanently damage car paintwork and eat into solid concrete.
• Bird droppings contain Salmonellosis, which causes serious intestinal illnesses.
• More than 60 transmissible diseases (some of which are fatal) are associated with urban birds.
• Hay-fever among humans is on the increase and can be directly linked to the increase of urban bird numbers.
• Histoplasmosis is a respiratory disease that may be fatal. It results from a fungus growing in dried bird droppings.
• Candidiasis is a yeast or fungus infection spread by pigeons. The disease affects the skin, the mouth, the respiratory system, the intestines and the urogenital tract. It is a particular problem for women, causing itching, pain and discharge.
• Besides being direct carriers of diseases, urban birds are associated with over 50 kinds of external parasites, which work their way through structures to infest and bite humans. Lice - Bed Bugs - Mites - Yellow mealworms - etc.
• The following Bird Species have been declared a pest just like the cockroach and rodent. They are (a) Feral Pigeon (b) Starling (c) Indian Mina (d) Crow.

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