Pestrol Bird Scare Humming Line | 30m
Protect your home, boat, or garden from unwanted bird mess with the Pestrol Bird Scare Humming Line. This innovative, non-harmful bird deterrent uses a unique vibration method to irritate birds and encourage them to leave.
Designed with a 5kg breaking strain and 5mm wide U.V. stabilised polypropylene tape, this line produces a humming noise when exposed to even the slightest breeze. This sound is unpleasant to birds, making it highly effective in preventing them from landing or nesting.
Installation is simple—just stretch the line tightly between two secure points. You only need a few lengths to protect wide areas like your garden, orchard, roof, or boat deck.
Perfect for homeowners, gardeners, and boat owners seeking a mess-free solution without using chemicals or traps.
Key Features:
- Vibrates in light breezes, producing bird-deterring hums
- U.V. stabilised for durability outdoors
- Easy to install across open areas
- Ideal for gardens, rooftops, crops, and boats
- Non-toxic and eco-friendly deterrent
- 30m roll with 5kg breaking strain
Whether you’re protecting fruit trees, decks, or sails, Pestrol Bird Scare Humming Line is your silent, reliable bird deterrent solution.







We strung a couple of lines under the edge of our patio roof to stop sparrows from nesting. They were gone within days. No noise for us, but clearly annoying for the birds! Easy to attach to hooks and hasn’t sagged at all. Plus, it blends in well—doesn’t ruin the look of the patio.
It hasn’t been used yet. There was a delay with delivery
This humming line really works! I strung it around my garden, and within days, the birds stopped hanging around. The slight buzzing noise must be annoying to them because I haven’t seen any perching since
I was a bit skeptical at first—just a piece of vibrating tape? But wow, it works. Strung this around our veggie garden and the birds have kept their distance ever since. Easy to install between posts, and even the gentlest breeze sets it off. No more half-eaten strawberries!