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10 Ways to Get Rid of Woodpeckers

By Matthew Lynch
October 4, 2023
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Woodpeckers can be a major nuisance for homeowners, especially when they damage your property or disturb your peace with their persistent pecking. If you’re having trouble with these determined birds, here are ten effective ways to get rid of woodpeckers and protect your home.

1. Bird Netting: Installing bird netting on the side of your house can prevent woodpeckers from accessing the wooden surfaces they prefer. Make sure the net is taut and secured correctly to avoid any gaps or bird entanglement.

2. Reflective Objects: Woodpeckers are wary of shiny objects, so hanging reflective tape, aluminum foil, old CDs, or mirrors can deter them from the area. Place these objects close to problem areas for maximum impact.

3. Decoy Predators: Installing decoy predators like fake owls or hawks can scare woodpeckers away from your property. Relocate the decoys every few days to maintain their effectiveness.

4. Visual Deterrents: In addition to reflective objects, shiny balloons, wind socks, or spinners can also be used as visual deterrents to discourage woodpeckers.

5. Propane Cannons: While this may not be a preferred method due to noise concerns, propane cannons are often used in agricultural settings to scare away birds, including woodpeckers.

6. Noise Deterrents: Ultrasonic devices emit high-frequency sounds that are only audible to birds while remaining undetected by humans. These sounds irritate woodpeckers and can persuade them to relocate.

7. Providing Alternative Food Sources: Setting up suet feeders or birdhouses away from your property may tempt woodpeckers into leaving your home alone in favor of an easier food source.

8. Repair Damaged Areas: Inspect your home’s exterior for any signs of woodpecker damage, and repair any holes or damage as soon as possible. A quick response can prevent further damage and discourage woodpeckers from returning.

9. Apply Repellent: Look for products specifically designed to deter woodpeckers, such as woodpecker gel or paint additives. Follow the instructions carefully for the best results.

10. Contact a Professional: If all else fails, consider reaching out to a professional wildlife removal service that specializes in humanely removing woodpeckers without causing harm.

By employing these ten methods, you can effectively deter woodpeckers from your property, protecting your home and maintaining your peace of mind.

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