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Dr. Rob Fergus has a Ph.D. in Urban Bird Conservation from the University of Texas. He was the senior scientist for Urban Bird Conservation at the National Audubon Society, before teaching at Rowan University and Rosemont College. He is here to answer all your bird related questions! Bird behavior, bird removal, bird identification, bird conservation and much much more!
“Plastic Bird Spikes Can Help You Solve Your Pest Bird Problems!”
Plastic Spikes drive birds from your ledges and help keep your property clean. They are made of high quality polycarbonate plastic and built to withstand even the roughest weather. Our spikes are proudly made in the USA and have a 5 year warranty! Don't settle for imitations, we have the ORIGINAL plastic bird spike and it's still the best spike on the market!
“Stainless Steel Bird Spikes Prevents Birds From Landing On Your Building!”
Stainless Steel Spikes drive birds from your ledges and help keep your property clean. They are made of high quality polycarbonate plastic with stainless steel spikes and are built to withstand the sun and all types of weather. Our spikes are proudly made in the USA and come with a 10 year warranty! We invented and patented the "bend and crush" technique that prevents the "spikes falling out of the frame" problem you see so much with competitor's spikes!
“Scare Birds Off Your Property With Bird Chase Super Sonic!”
Bird Chase Super Sonic is designed to scare unwanted birds off your property humanely and effectively. Bird Chase Super Sonic emits predator calls and distress calls of your selected bird. These calls scare away birds and keep them from your area. It is programmable so you can adjust it to YOUR schedule. Get yours today!
“There's a New Bird In Town...The Bird-B-Gone Hawk Decoy!”
Protect your property, home, garden, buildings and boat with the Bird-B-Gone Hawk. Birds will identify the Hawk decoy as a dangerous predator and will leave the area. Our Bird-B-Gone Hawk is a realistic heavy duty plastic hawk decoy designed to visually threaten pest birds! Don't waste money on plastic owls, get a Hawk Decoy that WORKS!
Ultra Net Bird Netting is used to block birds from a variety of areas such as fruit trees, gardens, blueberry bushes, grape vines, eaves of homes, barns, balconies, sheds and other areas you want to keep pest birds out of. The netting is easy to install and can be used temporarily on building structures or suspended over bushes and trees. Ultra Net is versatile and can be used in a variety of locations! Protect your property now!
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Migrate Goose Repellent keeps your property clear of goose droppings. It is a low cost and effective way to get rid of geese. Geese find the treated area "unpalatable" and will leave. It is easy to apply and will not wash off with rain or water. Our goose repellent is non-toxic and safe to use around pets and children. Treat your lawn today and keep geese from destroying your property!
Even today, there is little information on just how long turkey vultures live. One study showed that a banded turkey vulture lived a little over 16 years.
Statistics
26–32" in length with 68–72" wingspan. Adult birds weigh a little over 3 lbs.
Physical Description
The turkey vulture is a large bird. Its body is covered in brownish-black feathers; the head is red and mostly bald. The flight feathers on the wings are a silver-gray on the under side. The turkey vulture has a short, hooked bill.
Distribution
Turkey vultures can be found from Southern Canada all the way to Cape Horn, the tip of South America. Turkey Vultures remain in the southern United States, Mexico, and South America year round.
Habitat
Turkey Vultures inhabit subtropical forests, shrublands, deserts, and foothills. They can also be found in pastures, grasslands, and wetlands.
Diet
Feeds primarily on a wide variety of carrion (dead animals), ranging from small mammals to large grazers such as cows. On the rare occasion Turkey vultures have been known to feed on plants and fruit.
Behavior
Turkey Vultures forage for food individually during the day, and return to a roost with large groups at night. They prefer dead, leafless trees as roosts. A turkey vulture has few natural predators, when it is in trouble; its main line of defense is vomiting. They display a few interesting behaviors such as the “Horaltic pose” in which they stand with their wings spread out. Many believe this stance serves multiple purposes: to dry out the wings, to warm the body, and to bake off bacteria.
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Reproduction
Several individuals will gather in a circle, where they perform hopping movements around the perimeter of the circle with wings partially spread. Only one brood of 1-3 eggs can be laid per year. Turkey vultures make nests in protected areas such as cliffs, caves, and rock crevices. It is both of the parents’ responsibility to feed and protect the young, which are in their parents care up to 11 weeks.
Conservation status
Protected under the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Voice
Turkey vultures, along with most other vulture species, have little capacity for vocalization. The birds will hiss when they are in danger, and grunt when mating or hungry.
Commercial Pricing
Absolute Bird Control is dedicated to serving Homeowners and Small Businesses.
If you are looking for commercial pricing or would like to place a large order, please visit our supplier Bird-B-Gone or call them at 800-392-6915.
We Are Here To Help
All of our products are available to purchase online. Our simple online ordering process allows you to learn about the product and check out quickly. However, if you would like our help, our bird control experts can be reached at 877-820-8205 or nobirds@absolutebirdcontrol.com.
Testimonials
"You guys suggested using the netting. We cleaned out the nests, and stapled up the ultranet, and the birds are no longer able to nest.." --Allison B., Moorpark, CA
