How Do You Guide For Summer Fruit Bird Control Without Nets Or Noise?
Bird control can become a serious aspect of growing blueberries, cherries, strawberries, other berries or soft summer fruits. We do love to feed birds, but we also need bird control when it comes to delicious farm or homegrown berries and fruits for humans. Putting nets over berry and fruit trees is a difficult bird control devise, and birds get used to scare tactics like noisemakers. Attract wrens for bird control. If growing berries and cherries, these birds are your friends. They eat only insects, and are territorial during their mating season, which is when strawberries, blueberries, cherries and other soft summer fruits ripen. If they nest near your fruit, they’ll keep away fruit-eating birds. The male arrives in spring first to choose a territory, so start attracting the wrens in early spring. Put out suet-only feeders, nesting materials such as feathers and dried grass, shallow watering areas, and if ambitious, you can put up a wren-specific birdhouse. The Resources below leads
