Bird B Gone - Transparent Bird Gel - Bird Repellent Gel, Pigeon Deterrent for Balcony, Bird Deterrents for Outside, Bird Repellent Devices Outdoor, Bird Proof Gel for Pigeons Starlings

We had a real problem with a bird coming into our outdoor entryway and pooping on the stonework and cement walkway. We put some of this caulking on the stones that the bird was perching on and we have not seen the bird since. It has been 3 weeks and so far so good.

Get this and follow the directions. Your bird problem should go away. Ours did, immediately. I'm sold.

This basically creates a glue trap where it is applied. Larger birds break free - smaller birds get stuck. Expect to find small birds, feathers, legs and wings where applied. I doubt the birds who break free will be back, but the ones that don't, well, get a spatula...

You will need a caulking gun, and will need to apply this stuff everywhere that the birds are gathering. I bought two tubes. The first tube significantly reduced the pigeon problem that I had, and now I just need to use the second tube to hit a couple of new areas

Does not work for Osprey. Leaves a difficult mess to remove, so start with a small test area before full on application

This little tube solved my problem of a bird that just would not stop sitting on my window frame and pecking at my window. Aside from the fact that I think he is seriously deranged, he just would not give up. I spread a very small bead of this on the frame and as soon as his little feet hit landed on it one time, he stopped. The stuff is super sticky and can be extremely messy if you are not very careful. Wear gloves and use it sparingly. It will never come off, but will get dirty over time, since dirt and dust stick to it. Does the job but is ridiculously expensive for a tube.

If you have issues with barn swallows making nests around you house eaves, run a bead on the ledges and corners and they WILL NOT make a nest. I don’t have problems with them anymore. Mine lasted two years before reapplying.

I bought this product to deter birds from landing on some wooden privacy barriers we had installed along one of our fences. It has kept the birds away but has also trapped (and lead to the subsequent death) of a few smaller birds. The robins and quail have an easy time getting free but the little birds end up getting the gel in their feathers and aren't able to fly away. Be careful about where you apply it as some of the little guys can get caught in the crosshairs.