With the beautiful array of birds in Colorado it is easy to get caught up in feeding them and attracting them to observe their beauty. Unfortunately these vertebrates can become pesty if they are nesting in structures. In some cases, bird mites, a blood sucking insect that lives on most bird species, can be introduced as a result of nesting in structures. While some birds, like woodpeckers and barn swallows, are protected by federal law, others, such as pigeons, are not. In various cities in Colorado, all birds are protected by city or county ordinances. If you are having problems with birds, we will be happy to assist you in determining the most cost-effective, permanent method of managing them. Give us a call for a free inspection and quote.
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| Barn swallow nesting |
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| Downy woodpecker (male) |
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| Goose |
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| Northern flicker (female/yellow) |
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| Northern flicker (male/redshaft) |
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| Pigeon |
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| Sparrow small |
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| Starling |
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