Bird Kites

Bird scarer kites keep birds away from gardens, agricultural areas, airports, and other locations. They are one of the most commonly used bird deterrents because of their simple concept and effectiveness.

Bird scarer kites keep birds away from gardens, agricultural areas, airports, and other locations. They are one of the most commonly used bird deterrents because of their simple concept and effectiveness.

Predatory birds, such as hawks and falcons, pose a significant danger to smaller birds. The silhouettes and flight patterns of these predators are signs of imminent danger. The bird scarer kite looks like a bird of prey, soaring and swooping like a true falcon in the breeze. When birds see a bird scarer kite in the sky, they perceive it as a predator and fly away to avoid being caught.

The movement of bird scarer kites is an important factor in their effectiveness. Unlike stationary decoys, these kites move with the wind, creating an illusion of a real predator patrolling the area. The unpredictability of the kite's movements makes it difficult for birds to become accustomed to its presence.

Bird scarer kites are often designed with reflective materials and bright colors, enhancing their visibility and making them even more intimidating to birds. The combination of visual resemblance to predators, realistic movement, and added visual stimuli creates a multi-sensory deterrent that works well to keep birds away from protected areas.

The kite system is easy to assemble and can be installed anywhere you need protection, including rooftops, gardens, landfills, golf courses, marinas, and fields. When setting up the bird scarer, select a site that is open and exposed to wind. The kite relies on wind currents to simulate the flight of a predator. The chosen site should be free from obstructions such as trees or power lines that could hinder the kite’s movement or cause tangling.

The coverage of a scarer kite depends on its altitude. We offer kite systems with a 5m, 7m, or 9m pole. The higher the scarer floats, the greater its range. The mast ensures that the kite can hover above fruit trees and crops and is visible even on large properties.

Assemble the kite according to the manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring all parts are securely connected. Attach the kite to the pole. Secure the base of the pole firmly into the ground, using stakes or a heavy base to prevent it from tipping over in strong winds.

To ensure the longevity and effectiveness of a bird scarer kite, check the kite and pole for signs of wear and tear regularly. Inspect the fabric of the kite for any rips or tears. Ensure the pole remains stable and free from damage. During off-seasons or periods when the kite is not needed, store it in a dry place.