Bird Scarers Collection

Raptor model birdscarer on pole, in arable field at dusk, Bacton, Suffolk, England, october

Rice terraces with bird scarers in Guangxi, China, Asia

Scarecrow in blue coat and yellow hat standing in a field

Birdscarer, rotating ball with reflective panels and raptors face attached to post, Elmley Marshes N. N. R
Birdscarer, rotating ball with reflective panels and raptors face attached to post, Elmley Marshes N.N.R. Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England, July

Bird deterrent made from a potato with feathers stuck in it and suspended by string

Close-up of a glitter-ball suspended by string from a twig designed to scare birds when glinting in the sunlight

Kite birdscarer on pole, in cultivated arable field, Bacton, Suffolk, England, february

Gas-gun, gas powered bird scarer at edge of arable field, Bacton, Suffolk, England, march

Raptor model birdscarer on pole, in arable field, Bacton, Suffolk, England, march

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"Bird Scarers: A Global Solution to Protect Crops and Fields" As the sun sets over Bacton, Suffolk, England in October, a Raptor model birdscarer stands tall on a pole, guarding an arable field against avian intruders. In the picturesque rice terraces of Guangxi, China, bird scarers dot the landscape like guardians of harvest season - their presence ensuring a bountiful yield for farmers in Asia. Delving into history through a litho print from 1895's Ironmongery and Hardware Trades catalogue reveals early innovations in bird scarers that have evolved over time to protect crops worldwide. Standing proudly amidst golden fields is a scarecrow adorned with a blue coat and yellow hat - its purpose not only to ward off birds but also add charm to the rural scenery. Elmley Marshes N. N. R witnesses an ingenious creation: a rotating ball with reflective panels and the fierce face of raptors attached to a post - nature's own deterrent keeping birds at bay. Lincolnshire's August fields showcase vibrant Common Chicory crops thriving under the watchful eye of strategically placed birdscarers – safeguarding precious yields from aerial invaders. Unconventional yet effective, homemade bird deterrents take shape as potatoes adorned with feathers suspended by string – reminding feathered creatures that this territory is off-limits. Glinting sunlight catches our attention as we zoom in on glitter-balls suspended from twigs; designed specifically to startle birds away when their mesmerizing reflections catch their eyes. March brings forth another innovative method in Bacton, Suffolk: gas-powered bird scarers known as gas-guns stand guard at the edge of arable fields - booming sounds deterring winged trespassers. February paints Bacton's cultivated arable fields with kites soaring high above poles, serving as bird scarers.