Why choose a Pestrol Rotating Owl Bird Scarer?
- The head of the owl rotates with a slight breeze. There is a plastic flap to fit into the back of the head so the breeze will help the head rotate.
- Made of durable plastic, has realistic reflective eyes which shine brightly.
- Hand painted so it will appear realistic to birds.
- An ornament addition to your garden
- Very easy to set up. Simply put on a stake or fill with sand to weigh down the owl.
- Best used in gardens, decks, roofs, hung on trees, sheds, barns, patios and orchards.
- It will help scare away birds around the unit.
- If the head is stiff loosen the screw holding the head on or spray the connection with silicon.
- The Owl will help to repel birds : minors, sparrows, swallows, blackbirds, starlings and many more.
- The Owl can be held by supplied screws or even better us sand to weigh the unit down.
- It is suggested to use two or more Owls to get greater coverage.
Owls can be used in conjunction with other Pestrol ultrasonic repellers to enhance the coverage.
Dimensions
Size: 40 x 18 x 18cm
Weight: 334g
Tracy (verified owner) –
Very realistic, thank you 🙂
john paul (verified owner) –
Very easy to deal with. Made inquiry at 0900 in the morning. On my doorstep 1030 next morning. 100%
Ian (verified owner) –
My friend has an eatery which constantly had sparrows sneaking into the store when she would be busy in the back kitchen. Well after a few days of having the Owl on the front counter – No more sneaky sparrows!! Highly Recommend this Bird Scarer.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Very effective. No messy patio now.?
Pauline R. (verified owner) –
Efficient Service and product seems to be doing its job. Thank you
John Fennell (store manager) –
Hello
The product does work very well and set up correctly the head will turn in the wind. We have used the personally and over the years we have sold larger number with no returns. Some people buy large numbers of owls. Inside the owl is a plastic flap to place in the head to make sure the owl moves.
I will check your unit when I am back at the office in Tuesday.
Thanks
John Fennell
MD