Starlings are a kind of birds that can often be seen. While Starlings are not particularly harmful to humans, their loud singing may be annoying. Moreover, the acid in their feces can destroy plastic, canvas canopies, and metal. It also has the potential to affect the quality of indoor air. Not only that, but starling feces contain bacteria, which can be dangerous to human health. If not dealt with in time, starlings can also spread diseases to other livestock facilities.
Starlings will eat many things including human food. They will eat kitchen scraps and home insect. They are attracted to open areas, such as patios and backyards. Hence, it is best to keep these areas clear so that you can avoid them being invaded by these critters.
How to get rid of starlings quickly? One of the first things that you can do to repel starlings is keep your garden free of any water sources. You can hide birdbaths or fill the puddles to keep starlings from coming into your yard. If there is a water troughs in the yard, it’s best to cover it.
Another method is to remove any nests that starlings may have. These birds are very invasive, but you can discourage them from returning by trimming tree branches. You can remove any branches that are leading up to the roof or other places where they may nest.
You can also use visual distractions, such as scarecrows, scare balloons, or holograms, to scare the birds away. You can even try a combination of these techniques to get rid of starlings from your windows.
The most effective way to discourage starlings is to place an electric track. Using this track will provide a mild electric shock to starlings. If you have tall trees, you can use an electrified track. Another method is to use a FrightKite, which is a plastic kite that mimics a bird of prey.
In addition, you need to keep your room clean and tidy, eliminate insects in your home and avoid providing food for starlings. If there are bedbugs, cockroaches and other pests at home, please eliminate them as soon as possible.
Wesley is a home improvement blogger who strives to improve his life and the lives of others. He provides homeowners with helpful tips on how to renovate their homes. His goal is not only to provide easy-to-follow instructions, but also share his own personal experiences for those seeking guidance.
