2 Pcs Eagle Hawk Crop Farming Bird Scare Deterrent Pest Control Kite

This 2 Pcs Eagle Hawk Crop Farming Bird Scare Deterrent Pest Control Kite offers an effective, humane, and low-maintenance solution to protect your crops, gardens, and property from various pest birds. The realistic, free-flying design and reflective features trigger birds’ natural fear of predators, creating a bird-free zone.

Key Product Features
Lifelike Design & Dynamic Movement: Crafted to resemble real eagles and hawks, the kites fly and swoop with the wind, mimicking a living predator’s behavior. This unpredictable, constant motion prevents birds like pigeons, crows, and seagulls from becoming habituated to the deterrent.
Reflective Materials: The kites feature reflective patterns and shiny surfaces that catch the sunlight, which birds are instinctively sensitive to and avoid, enhancing the scare effect.
Durable, Quality Materials: Made from high-strength nylon cloth and reinforced with sturdy rods, these kites are built to withstand various weather conditions for long-lasting use.
Humane & Eco-Friendly: This silent, non-toxic solution drives birds away without causing them any physical harm, relying solely on natural fear instincts. No harmful chemicals or loud noises are involved.
Wide Coverage & Versatility: A single kite can effectively protect large open areas, including agricultural fields, vineyards, orchards, gardens, lawns, rooftops, and marinas.
Easy Assembly: The kits are designed for quick and simple setup.

Ideal Applications
Farming & Agriculture: Protects valuable crops like wheat, fruits, and vegetables from being eaten or damaged by foraging birds.
Gardens & Lawns: Keeps backyard spaces clean and safe, protecting plants, trees, and flowers.
Commercial & Industrial: Suitable for industrial roofs, landfills, marinas, and other open spaces to prevent roosting and contamination.
Usage Tips
Install the pole at an angle, pointing slightly away from the prevailing wind, to minimize tangling of the line.
Place the kite in an open area of at least 100 square meters (10m x 10m) to allow for free movement without hitting obstructions or power lines.
To prevent birds from getting used to the kite, move it to different locations every 10 to 14 days.
Inspect the kite regularly for any tangles or damage, especially after strong winds