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Invasive Wildlife Removal Solutions! For fast, effective pest wildlife, pigeon, ibis or pest control solutions, trust IWS. We ethically and sustainably remove the threat of pest birds and invasive wildlife. Safeguard your business, property and family from invasive wildlife in Brisbane, on the Gold Coast and throughout surrounding South East Queensland locations.
Pest Pigeon and Ibis Problems represent a threat to your health, your property and your reputation. Queenslanders are legally required to report invasive pest wildlife within 24 hours of their discovery. Penalties may apply if you do not do this. At IWS, Invasive Wildlife Solutions, we assess, advise and remove the threat to you, your property and your reputation with smart, fast, simple solutions.
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Remove pigeons and problem invasive birdlife with fast, effective results. We need to work together to check every property for pest birds and invasive wildlife. One missed nest will jeopardise national eradication efforts. Remove the threat to you, your family and your property today! Schedule a call below for fast, friendly, expert advice today!
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The availability of food scraps at parks, public areas and industrial waste bins allow ibis to become dependent on artificial sources of food. This causes their numbers to increase unnaturally. Therefore, they have become a nuisance to local residents and impact negatively on biodiversity in some situations. Large numbers of roosting and nesting ibis may damage native vegetation and affect protected native wildlife. They may add unnatural amounts of nutrients into the ecosystem through faeces, and discarded eggs. This impacts on water quality and facilitates scavenger species such as foxes. Where they occur in large numbers in public areas, ibis pose a potential health risk to humans as they may transmit disease such as salmonellosis. Too many ibis may reduce the recreational value of parks and public areas, the main issues of concern are smell, noise, unsightliness and defecation. They may also harass and occasionally attack humans for food.
The local Australian White Ibis "Bin Chicken", has become more than just a nuisance – it’s a significant public health concern and a threat to your business’s reputation. These birds, often found scavenging in urban areas, have rapidly adapted to human environments, causing problems for businesses, schools, and public spaces.
Our of control Ibis populations, when left unmanaged, pose real health risks. Their presence in large numbers leads to unsanitary conditions, primarily due to their droppings, which can spread harmful bacteria and diseases. Ibis feces contain pathogens like Salmonella and E. coli, which can contaminate food surfaces, walkways, and public areas, leading to serious hygiene issues. In addition to the bacteria they spread, ibis often gather around waste areas, further increasing the risk of diseases associated with garbage, such as Campylobacter and avian influenza.
Avoid negative impressions! Beyond the health risks, uncontrolled ibis populations create a negative impression for your business. Whether you're running a café, restaurant, shopping center, school, or industrial facility, these birds can tarnish the perception of your establishment. No customer wants to dine or shop with ibis scavenging nearby, and parents are especially concerned about their presence in schools. For businesses, ibis can drive customers away and negatively affect your brand image, creating the impression of poor cleanliness or management. Contact AFPP The Ibis Guy today for a free on-site inspection and consultation on how to fix you Ibis problem with fast and effective solutions that work!
At AFFP Pigeon & Ibis Pest Control, we specialise in the effective management and control of ibis populations, ensuring that your business or facility remains safe, clean, and welcoming to your customers and the public. We provide tailored pest control solutions to help you maintain a positive reputation while protecting the health of your staff, patrons, and community.
Contact us today to take control of your ibis problem – and take the first step toward a healthier, cleaner environment for everyone.
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Have you got Pest Pigeon or Ibis Problem?
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This is never a guarantee but we have found if we can remove all the pigeons from a location it is unlikely that another group of pigeons will leave their homes to take over. Pigeons are very territorial and will only leave a nesting location if it can no longer be accessed.
Yes we are licensed under the Weapons Act 1990 to remove with a firearm. We usually use an air rifle as it is quiet and discreet and when possible at night. Our competent technicians are skilled and are covered under our 20 million in liability insurance.
Yes we have a number of options from sedative baiting to hand netting to catch and permanently remove.
Yes, feral species under the Biosecurity Act 2014 must be euthanised.
There are a number of health risks associated with pigeons and their droppings some of which can be fatal to humans.
Pigeons can have up to 4-5 broods per year with up to 2 young per brood. The first brood can themselves start breeding within 9 months.
Yes we use thermal imaging technology for discreet night time removals or can use sedative baiting which puts the birds to sleep and then they are gathered up and permanently removed.
We have many different solutions for all types of locations and requirements.
Pigeons love nesting under solar panels, and yes we can assist with bird proofing as well as permanent removal options.
We have decades of experience with pigeon removals, including large scale ones which included 450+ birds from singular sites.
There is a non lethal option, however it is a slower burn as it involves a birth control program over a number of years.
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