Urban Bird Control

Natural, Effective Falconry Bird Control Using Trained Birds of Prey

At Sky Raiders, falconry bird control isn’t a gimmick, it’s a professional, field-tested method of deterring pest birds in even the most challenging environments. By flying trained hawks and falcons, we simulate the presence of a natural predator. As a result, pest species like gulls, pigeons, and starlings are encouraged to relocate without traps, poisons, or harm.

How Falconry Deterrents Work

Unlike passive deterrents like spikes or netting, falconry creates a real, dynamic threat. Pest birds perceive danger and instinctively flee, often after just a few sessions.

Our trained birds are flown at calculated intervals and locations to establish site dominance, disrupting roosting, nesting, and feeding behaviour.

Suitable Environments for Falconry-Based Control

  • City centres and shopping precincts
  • Waste transfer stations and landfills
  • Industrial rooftops and logistics yards
  • Schools, hospitals, and public buildings
  • Farms, vineyards, and food processing plants
  • Airports, airfields, and heritage sites

We tailor each programme based on site layout, bird species, risk level, and season.

Benefits of Falconry Deterrents

  • Immediate visual impact on pest bird behaviour
  • No toxic chemicals or traps
  • Completely natural and non-lethal
  • Works in complex or open environments where physical proofing isn’t possible
  • Accepted by regulators including councils and environmental bodies

Why Choose Sky Raiders?

  • Professional falconers with years of field experience
  • Clean, uniformed teams with full public liability insurance
  • Birds trained for both urban and rural environments
  • Ongoing monitoring and bird pressure assessments
  • Risk assesments and method statements provided on request

Harness Nature’s Solution to Pest Birds

Trust Sky Raiders to provide ethical, proven bird deterrents with real results.
Book a survey or get in touch to find out how our falconry teams can protect your site.