A black crow bird repellent decoy standing on a flat surface, featuring realistic feather detailing and size. – black

Simulation Black Crow Bird Repellent for Garden and Balcony

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$14.99
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A black crow bird repellent decoy standing on a flat surface, featuring realistic feather detailing and size. – black

Simulation Black Crow Bird Repellent for Garden and Balcony

$14.99
ColorBlack

This simulation crow serves as a natural bird repellent, helping to deter pigeons, blackbirds, and tits from your windowsills, garden, or balcony. Measuring 35 cm in length and 22 cm in height, the life-sized design acts as a visual deterrent to protect outdoor spaces from bird droppings.

Key features

  • Realistic Design – Carefully shaped with a size ratio and colour that imitates a real crow to effectively deter garden pests.
  • Weatherproof Material – Constructed from durable PE plastic/resin, suitable for long-term outdoor placement.
  • Versatile Mounting – Includes a hook for hanging or securing to lawns and pots, and can be attached to railings with tape or cable ties.
  • Humane Pest Control – Provides an animal-friendly way to keep birds away from areas like gazebos, cars, and ledges.
  • Scalable Coverage – Recommended to use at least three decoys to effectively deter entire flocks rather than individual birds.

Specifications

Material PE plastic / Resin
Length 35 cm
Height 22 cm
Depth 12 cm
Color Black

What's in the box

  • 1 x Simulation black crow
  • 1 x Hook attachment

Ideal for

This crow decoy is ideal for homeowners looking to protect balconies, garden areas, or parking spots from bird droppings and for use as Halloween decoration.

FAQ

Does this really deter all birds?

It acts as a natural deterrent for pigeons, blackbirds, and tits. For larger flocks, it is recommended to use at least three decoys to provide a more convincing deterrent effect.

How do I secure the crow?

You can place it standing, use the included hook to hang it or stake it in lawns/pots, or attach it to railings using tape or cable ties.

How often should I move the decoy?

It is recommended to change the location of the dummy from time to time to avoid the habituation effect where birds become accustomed to its presence.

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