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What is the best laser for deterring birds?
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Green work on seagull during daylight.
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These work pretty well.
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There was a lpf-er who lased some birds in the daytime with a 50mw green. Worked pretty well.
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I have used a little 5mw green I have to scare the birds off my blueberry bushes. As soon as the dot hits a leaf , they scatter!
Little berry thieving critters .
Little berry thieving critters .
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How about those cheap dollar store reds ?
They would work just fine IF you throw them hard enough !
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Sorry. I couldn't resist.
Anything that is clearly visible to the birds should be enough to startle them or surprise them a few times and cause them to flee.
But with enough exposure they will lose their fear, just like any other form of deterent.
The real problem is how to keep it from becoming commonplace.
They would work just fine IF you throw them hard enough !
:crackup:
Sorry. I couldn't resist.
Anything that is clearly visible to the birds should be enough to startle them or surprise them a few times and cause them to flee.
But with enough exposure they will lose their fear, just like any other form of deterent.
The real problem is how to keep it from becoming commonplace.
I wonder if pulsed laser would be more efficient
I Australia they even have special laser pistol to deter birds from airports
Bird Gard Laser Gun
I Australia they even have special laser pistol to deter birds from airports
Bird Gard Laser Gun
