Bird Deterrent Technologies manufactures scientifically proven, harmless Eagle and Vulture decoys to deter Osprey and Vultures from nesting on cell towers and power line towers for the industrial and commercial market. Our products do not harass or harm wildlife.
Using an eagle decoy is an effective method in many cases to deter ospreys from nesting. Ospreys recognize eagles as natural predators, and the presence of an eagle decoy creates the illusion of danger, discouraging ospreys from nesting in a specific area. However, the method's effectiveness can vary depending on factors like osprey familiarity with the location, local osprey population, and their adaptability to the decoy.
Using an articulating, distressed vulture deterrent/decoy can effectively deter vultures from roosting in most situations. Vultures, as carrion-eating birds, can be discouraged by the presence of a distressed vulture deterrent/decoy, which signals potential danger or distress in the area. This visual deterrent can help protect structures and areas from unwanted vulture roosting.
Minimizing the loss of service cost to our customers due to nesting issues.
In our findings, this is the average seasonal outage for a tower with equipment failure and nesting birds.
Our deterrents do not harm, nor harass protected wildlife.
Our team can assess your needs and reach a plan that can work with environmental restrictions.
Eagle effigies deter osprey by exploiting natural predator avoidance behavior. Ospreys are highly visual, risk-averse birds, and bald eagles are one of their primary predators and competitors, especially around nesting and fishing areas. Our eagle decoys help eliminate ospreys from nesting on cell towers improving maintenance uptime and personnel health.
Our Standard Vulture and Broken Wing Vulture effigies reinforce the potential for danger in risk-averse vultures and prevent them from roosting.This helps reduce maintenance issues and reduces the risk to tower crew health.
can be an effective method in some cases, but it may not work in all situations. Eagles are natural predators of ospreys, and the presence of an eagle decoy can create the illusion of danger, potentially discouraging ospreys from nesting in a particular area. However, the effectiveness of this method can depend on several factors, including the osprey’s familiarity with the area, the local osprey population, and the correct installation of the eagle decoy
