Your employees are on the front lines in your bird-fighting efforts. Make sure they’re trained and equipped. If you keep up with our newsletters and blogs, you’ll see a common theme. Meridian
Birds of Paradise
Adventures in Puerto Rico and Hawaii highlight big differences and common values Since our humble beginnings in Christiansburg, Virginia (a small Appalachian city near Virginia Tech), Meridian Bird Removal has expanded to
Juveniles of June
June is a month where we see a lot of juveniles. No, we’re not referring to teenagers fleeing school on summer break. The start of summer is where our Bird Removal Technicians
The 5-Step Process of Hawk Removal
Birds are amazing creatures no matter their size or species. While we respect wildlife, it’s the large raptors that really peak our admiration. If you’ve ever watched a hawk in action, darting through the
Birds Nesting Season
Spring is here and that means it is birds nesting season! Now that you’ve sprung forward, adjusted to waking up in the dark, and cleaned the pantry, are you ready for nesting season?
The Top 5 Myths of Bird Removal
Birds are wonderful creatures, regarded by most of us with a mix of curiosity, mystery – and myth. We’ve tried to illuminate some of the habits and behaviors of birds (and how
Catch, Remove, Repeat
Meridian’s tested process delivers results When people ask us what makes Meridian Bird Removal so successful, they expect us to cite our patented bird capture gear. Our patented system is definitely special,
Migratory vs. non-migratory birds. What’s the difference and why is it important?
Why do birds fly south for the winter? Because it’s too far to walk. Understanding migratory versus non-migratory birds is important when you are a business dealing with bird problems. We’ve all heard
Pigeon Removal
Pigeon Problems? If your business has a growing population of pigeons it is imperative that you begin a pigeon removal program before the birds take over and cause significant damage and costs. Meridian
How to Catch A Bird
Do you know the difference between these birds? We do! The Starling, English House Sparrow, Pigeon, and Hawk each have different characteristics, behaviors, and statuses. Some are nuisance birds, and some are