Some Tips to Keep Birds From Nesting in Your Home
As nature lovers, we appreciate the beauty and wonder of birds. However, when our homes become their nesting grounds, it can lead to unwanted mess and potential damage. At K.P. Wildlife, we understand the importance of coexisting with wildlife while maintaining the integrity of your property. Here are some effective strategies to deter birds from […]
Wilmington, Delaware Bird Removal
It seems like every year, in Delaware and much of America, more and more of our forests are being cut down. And as they’re cut down, the critters that live there need to find new places to live. We get calls from Wilmington, DE residents all the time about birds living in their houses. If […]
Removing Birds from Vents
Have you been noticing birds flying in and out of vents in your home? Been hearing any noises? Birds commonly make their nests in people’s houses, a phenomenon that is only going to grow as more and more natural habitat is destroyed. At KP Wildlife, we’ve removed a lot of birds from vents and wanted […]
What Kind of Damage Can Birds Do to My Property
Though birds are an important part of our ecosystem, they can cause serious issues for people and property. Whether you have a bird nesting in your home or an excess of birds inhabiting your property, damages can accumulate and end up costing you dearly. Today we’re going to be talking about the main problems that […]
How Do Birds Get in My Vents?
Vents are very attractive places for birds to set up nests due to the vents’ high location and the protection they provide from the outside elements. Birds will usually start attempting to get into vents beginning in late March. Not only can they be an annoyance, but birds that occupy your vents can be dangerous […]
Are There Birds in Your Vents?
When camping, there can be nothing better to wake up to than the sounds of the birds chirping, but when you’re at home you probably don’t want to be awoken by birds. Usually, birds like to build their nests outside somewhere, either in a tree or a bush, but with the increase in loss of […]
