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As a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19, we have decided to temporarily close our storefront to the public. In-stock shipments will go out as usual; however all in-store pick-ups will be treated as curbside pick-ups, so be sure to confirm over the phone or on your order when and where you plan to do so.

For more information, please give a us a call: (800)634-5557

Scare Eye Ballons

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Yellow Scare Eye Balloon

Part Number: BDXP SEY
  • Buy 12 for $6.84 each and save 11%
  • Buy 24 for $6.09 each and save 20%
$7.61

White Scare Eye Balloon

Part Number: BDXP SEW
  • Buy 12 for $6.84 each and save 11%
  • Buy 24 for $6.09 each and save 20%
$7.61

Black Scare Eye Balloon

Part Number: BDXP SEB
  • Buy 12 for $6.84 each and save 11%
  • Buy 24 for $6.09 each and save 20%
$7.61

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Quick Overview

Economical, easy-to-install bird deterrent. Mix colors and move regularly for greatest effectiveness. Balloon measures 16 in. In White, Yellow or Black.

Additional Information

Manufacturer Bird-X

Details

Recommended as an Economical, Easily Installed Deterrent

Weatherproof, vinyl, inflatable balloon for discouraging pigeons, sparrows, starlings, woodpeckers, swallows, crows, blackbirds, grackles, and waterbirds such as geese, ducks and seagulls.

  • Design exaggerates the glaring stare and gaping mouth of natural predators
  • Wind causes the Scare-Eye Balloons to move, increasing effectiveness
  • Easy installation
  • Balloon diameter: 16 in.
  • Available in Yellow, White or Black

Note: Experts will tell you that successful bird deterrence usually requires developing a multi-pronged strategy. Birds will frequently acclimate to a single, unchanging deterrent. Mix things up. Employ visual and sonic deterrents together and be willing to take the time to adjust the position or types of deterrents used. Note too, that it is easier to discourage birds who have not begun to feed in or acclimate themselves to an area. Be ready with an effective response before they become a problem and you will have a greater chance of success.

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