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Kunming Changshui International Airport designs new airport facility with built-in bird control system. The mountainous, rural area is home to many birds, making potential bird strikes a serious threat to air travel safety. Airport managers install multiple electronic bird repellers from Bird-X, Inc. and are reporting significant reduction in pest bird infestation. Read More ›

Pest birds are costing businesses millions of dollars each year in clean-up costs, repairs, and damaged equipment. Industry experts from Bird-X look at how pest bird infestation affects business. Read More ›

Fake perching plastic owls as bird scares are a thing of the past. A team of avian experts, designers and sculptors have created the most realistic and effective owl decoy ever produced. With accurate plumage, hunting flight posture and wings that flap in the wind, the NEW Prowler Owl from Bird-X is a bird control device AND a work of art. Read More ›

A recent campaign claiming 'birds don't hear ultrasound and are therefore not affected by it' is a perfect example of academic interpretation gone wrong. Bird-X and Dr. Philip Whitford counter this misinformation with scientific studies, first-hand observations and forty-five years' worth of satisfied customers. Read More ›

Canada geese pose a bird-strike risk to aircraft. With a growing goose population in the U.S., scientists look for effective airport bird control solutions. Read More ›

Two bird strikes occurred at JFK Airport last week on the same day. These interferences are an ongoing problem for airports of all sizes across the country and the Canada goose is a major player. Dr. Whitford developed the GooseBuster specifically to deter stubborn geese. Read More ›

Bedbugs have crawled their way into every major city, and when it comes to hospitality and tourism, they are taking big bites out of the bottom line. Read More ›

Bird-X, Inc. is raising the bar even higher for the pest control industry, offering ‘green’ solutions for every pest and bird problem. Read More ›

Bird-X, Inc. introduces the BirdXPeller Remote Controlled Drone. Read More ›

Schools and universities deal with pest birds and the many problems that come with infestation. Superintendents discover 'green' solutions that keep pest birds away for good. Read More ›