House Finches Bird Control and Removal Services

Are you troubled by the ceaseless chirps and persistent presence of House Finches in your home or neighborhood? Turn a blind eye no more. At Bills Pest Termite Control, we provide professional bird control and removal services that are efficient, affordable, and most importantly, safe. Having been in the business for over three generations, we have honed our techniques to give you a pest-free environment without causing harm to the natural habitat. Call us now to avail our services that also come with a renewable warranty, just in case those pesky birds decide to revisit. Remember, when the pest birds come back, we come back!

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What are House Finches?

House Finches, originally a bird from Western United States and Mexico, are small birds characterized by a rosy red face, neck, breast, and rump, although the intensity varies. While they may seem harmless and even charming with their bright feathers and soft calls, unfortunately, these birds are not always a welcome sight, especially in Arizona homes.

Are House Finches Threatening?
While they generally do not attack humans or pets, their droppings can cause diseases such as salmonellosis, avian tuberculosis, and other bacterial and parasitic diseases, putting your family’s health at risk.
Can House Finches Be Easily Removed?
Unfortunately, removing these birds is not a simple task. House Finches are social and often return to the same location each year, making them difficult to deter without professional help. Moreover, there are local and federal laws protecting them, which make DIY removal tricky.
When to Seek Professional Help?
If you’ve noticed persistent bird activity around your home or damage indicative of a bird infestation, it’s time to consider professional help. Although prevention is the best method, a full-blown infestation warrants immediate expert intervention.
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The Concern for Arizona Residents

House Finches pose numerous concerns. They are known to damage vegetation and fruit crops. Additionally, their droppings can spoil the aesthetic appeal of your property and even corrode building materials. Moreover, finches are carriers of various diseases that can harm people and pets.

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Preventions Measures

Prevention is crucial in avoiding a potential House Finch infestation. Consider the following steps:

  1. Maintain your outdoor spaces to remove possible bird dwelling spots.
  2. Install bird deterrents like reflective tapes or fake predators.
  3. Keep feeders clean and free from spilled seeds.
  4. If possible, opt for professional preventive measures.

Diet of a House Finch

House Finches primarily eat grains, seeds, and berries. They’re also known to visit bird feeders, especially for sunflower seeds. Their preference for easily accessible food sources often leads them directly to residential areas.

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FAQ’s About House Finches

Can I Use Traps to Get Rid of a House Finch Population?
Using traps to manage a House Finch population is complex due to the protective status of these birds under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. This act makes it illegal to capture, kill, or possess House Finches without a permit. Therefore, it’s vital to approach the situation with humane and legal solutions. If you believe trapping or removal is necessary, it’s best to contact a professional pest control service like Bills Pest Termite Control that understands the legalities and can provide safe, effective, and humane removal services.
Are There Humane Ways to Deter House Finches From My Property?
Yes, there are several humane ways to deter House Finches and reduce their presence on your property: 1. Remove Food Sources: House Finches are attracted to easily available food. Ensure that your outdoor eating areas are clean, bird feeders are removed or placed farther away from your house, and seed spills are promptly cleaned up. 2. Water Deterrents: Remove standing water sources where birds may come to drink or bathe, as this can attract them to your property. 3. Use Bird Spikes or Netting: Installing bird spikes on ledges, windowsills, and other potential nesting areas can discourage finches from settling. Netting can also prevent birds from accessing certain areas without causing them harm. 4. Visual and Auditory Deterrents: Fake predators, reflective tapes, or noise devices can create an uncomfortable environment for House Finches, encouraging them to move elsewhere. Each of these methods respects the birds’ protected status and provides a humane approach to managing their population around your property.
Are House Finches Protected Under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act?

Yes, House Finches are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA)[1]. The MBTA is a piece of federal legislation that was originally enacted in 1918 to protect migratory birds from overexploitation and hunting. It is primarily based on bird families and species included in the four international treaties that the United States is part of with Canada, Mexico, Russia, and Japan[2]. Since House Finches belong to one of the protected groups known as songbirds, which include finches, they are indeed safeguarded under this act[3].

Sources:

  1. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service – List of Birds Protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (2023). Available at: https://www.fws.gov/media/list-birds-protected-migratory-bird-treaty-act-2023
  2. Federal Register – List of Bird Species To Which the Migratory Bird Treaty Act Does Not Apply (2020). Available at: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/04/16/2020-06782/list-of-bird-species-to-which-the-migratory-bird-treaty-act-does-not-apply
  3. Birdful.org – What species are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act? (2023). Available at: https://www.birdful.org/what-species-are-protected-under-the-migratory-bird-treaty-act/

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