Gulls, and other shorebirds, frequently use boats moored in harbors to roost, both during the day and at night.

When they land on boats, their droppings are deposited on the boats, and these are very corrosive, causing damage to the boat’s deck and paintwork.

The company Control de Especies Animales specializes in the repelling (video on Instagram) of all types of birds, mainly using two types of absolutely natural systems; one is falconry, and the other, repelling with laser light.

Both systems are harmless to the birds that are being disturbed so that they do not roost anywhere in the port where the work is being carried out.

 

Falconer with his bird
Falconer with his bird of prey ready to scare away birds in the port.
Birds use the boats for resting or roosting.
Birds roosting at the pier
Birds choose docks and boats for roosting.
Boat damaged by bird droppings
Situation in which some ships are left.

 

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