Although a native to this country, our permanently resident starling population is swelled every autumn by migrants arriving from the Continent. Starlings may roost in their thousands on ledges on buildings and in trees in city centres.
Their droppings deface and erode stonework and make pavements slippery. In domestic lofts their nesting activities can build large piles of twigs, leaves and associated fouling. Insect and mite pests can find their way from this into the house
Proofing with nets on buildings and mesh on entry points to houses are the most effective methods of detering pest Starlings
Starlings are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, which makes it illegal to intentionally kill, injure or take a starling, or to take, damage or destroy an active nest or its contents. It is therefore important to check for active nests before any repairs to roofs and soffits are carried out during the breeding season.
At PestFix we hold stock of a full range of starling control products available for Next Day Delivery including Starling Spikes, Starling Netting and Bio-Acoustic Starling Deterrents
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