Bird-X Falcon Predator Decoy

I’ve been battling with pigeons for many years, cleaning up their mess in my balcony. I’ve tried so many things. A friend of mine told me to get a falcon instead of an owl, so I did. I placed it on the floor looking out from one of the corners of my balcony, and the pigeons haven’t come back! So far so good!

Terrible, eyes fell off, faded two weeks into install. DOES NOT WORK FOR PIGEONS!!!

I used this decoy along with 3 owl decoys to keep birds from eating my cherries. I will use this from now on. Not as effective as nets, but much easier to use.

Another cute ornament for my yard's menagerie, but none of these things seem to discourage the chipmunks and squirrels. And birds pay no attention to them after a glance or two. This one however, must have irritated one of my nocturnal visitors like a raccoon, possum, or feral cat or dog, because a couple of nights after I put it out I found it tipped over with its beak chewed to pieces! For the price though, this is a nice looking yard ornament.

I was a bit dubious about this, but decided to try it out. I have landscaping with plants and rock next to my pool. I have tons of birds as I live on a mountain. EVERY day for several weeks the birds starting coming around the time of the sprinklers and would start digging for insects and flipping rocks onto my pool deck. Every day I would have at least 30 or more rocks on the deck to clean up. I put it out at first without much thought - and laughed the next day when I saw it knocked over and several rocks (although not as many). I decided to give it a real try and carefully place and anchor it into as menacing a position as I could. That was over 2wks ago - AND NO ROCKS!!!!! working so far for me...

The paint on this is coming off and has from time it came out of box. I needed to fluster the birds from crapping in my pool and this seems to be detecting some more than others so I will consider it a low cost environmentally friendly choice. Even unpainted it still looks like a hawk.

This really worked for us. We moved it twice a day and it kept about 90% of the fruit destroying birds away. We also had an owl as well as reflective tape, and together they made it possible for us to harvest some mulberries off our tree. The poor birds were so desperate as soon as there was any red in the fruit it would be bit into and what fell to the ground was eaten up by the small birds. There was none for us. These predator decoys changed that. We removed them to use next year, as soon as the mulberry stopped producing fruit. I love this product.

This does not work. It’s cheap plastic and is always falling over. The pigeons are not scared of this thing. I’d use your money for pest control!

So I had a problem with seagulls messing up my boat and dock..I've had to spray down my dock and boat on a weekly basis.After I purchased two of these decoy Hawks. I haven't had any problems with any seagulls dropping bombs no where close to my boat or dock..Highly recommended...

The product is as per the description but it had effect only the first couple of days, after that birds started to come back again. It might be effective if paired with other ultrasonic or laser devices.

. . . and plucked it's reflective little eyes out

Muy bien!

I did not like this product. It did not work for me at all. It did not scare any birds and the materials are really bad quality.