Pigeons

Australian Feral Pigeon Control & Removal.

Australian Feral Management uses an array of proven methods to control pigeons in all situations. We can carry out an eradication program with discretion, our own patented Pest-X bird spikes were developed in house over 25 years ago and are still effectively repelling pigeons today.

Australian feral management Pigeons

Our designed pigeon traps are used by professionals throughout Australia. With sophisticated sound suppressed air rifles we can rid a factory of hundreds of pigeons in one night. Where pigeon baiting is going to be employed a permit is required from the National Parks & Wildlife Service.

Sometime prevention in the form of barriers can be employed to prevent pigeons gaining access to work and pedestrian areas. We are quite happy to advise on the appropriate   method to control these unwanted birds.

Types of Pigeons - Feral and Pest.

The rock pigeon (Columba livia) originated in the Eastern Hemisphere. Some of these pigeons were eventually domesticated by humans. Escaped domestic and racing/homing pigeons established populations in cities and towns. They were introduced into Australia by the early settlers from England.  The Rock Pigeon is often referred to as feathered rats by some and highly prized for its speed and ability to return home by others. Pigeons live 3 to 4 years in the wild and up to 30 years in captivity, they make themselves at home in our buildings, factories, schools and anywhere we care to call home.

Doves (pigeons) are unique from other birds as they drink by sucking, so they don't have to tilt   their heads back to swallow.

People should be aware that pigeons have been associated with diseases such as lung, heart and kidney disease, salmonella and respiratory problems to name just a few.

A work place free of pigeons and their faecal material will make for a healthier work environment.


If you have problems with Pigeons call Australian Feral Management today on Phone: 1300 669 546

Or send us an email using the contact form on the right.

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