A sonic bird deterrent apparatus for preventing birds from damaging structures and trees includes a housing having a front side separated from a rear side, a right side separated from a left side, and a top side separated from a bottom side forming an inside. A pair of rails is coupled to the housing to slidingly engage a track of a mounting bracket that is attached to a house exterior or a tree. A motion sensor is coupled through the top side of the housing and has a 180 view. A speaker, a volume control, a high frequency sound chip, a CPU, and a battery are coupled to the housing to produce a high frequency sound when the motion sensor detects movement. A power switch coupled to the housing and is in operational communication with the battery.

A sonic bird deterrent apparatus for preventing birds from damaging structures and trees includes a housing having a front side separated from a rear side, a right side separated from a left side, and a top side separated from a bottom side forming an inside. A pair of rails is coupled to the housing to slidingly engage a track of a mounting bracket that is attached to a house exterior or a tree. A motion sensor is coupled through the top side of the housing and has a 180 view. A speaker, a volume control, a high frequency sound chip, a CPU, and a battery are coupled to the housing to produce a high frequency sound when the motion sensor detects movement. A power switch coupled to the housing and is in operational communication with the battery.

A pest control lighting device having a connector capable of electrically connecting to a common lightbulb socket or electrical outlet. The pest control lighting device includes one or more light sources in electrical connection with the connector. The pest control lighting device may include an inner module capable of holding one or more pest control materials, such as an insect repellent. The pest control lighting device may further include sound emitting components that may be capable of emitting an ultrasonic sound.

A pest control lighting device having a connector capable of electrically connecting to a common lightbulb socket or electrical outlet. The pest control lighting device includes one or more light sources in electrical connection with the connector. The pest control lighting device may include an inner module capable of holding one or more pest control materials, such as an insect repellent. The pest control lighting device may further include sound emitting components that may be capable of emitting an ultrasonic sound.

A system and method for driving geese away from an area employs predetermined random illuminations of particular wavelength light directed in a fashion that repels geese while avoiding annoying humans. Embodiments include systems associated with golf course flags and other structures and animal decoys that hide undesired aesthetic appearances of prior art industrial lighting elements. Other embodiments employ adjustable/movable mirror elements used in conjunction with systems powered by solar energy panels positioned below the light source, which can be adjusted in terms of direction, shielding, color, duration, wavelength and pulsation, providing a variety of random patterns so as to avoid habituation by geese.

A system and method for driving geese away from an area employs predetermined random illuminations of particular wavelength light directed in a fashion that repels geese while avoiding annoying humans. Embodiments include systems associated with golf course flags and other structures and animal decoys that hide undesired aesthetic appearances of prior art industrial lighting elements. Other embodiments employ adjustable/movable mirror elements used in conjunction with systems powered by solar energy panels positioned below the light source, which can be adjusted in terms of direction, shielding, color, duration, wavelength and pulsation, providing a variety of random patterns so as to avoid habituation by geese.

Disclosed is a PCB wiring heating type mosquito repellent device, which integrates two functions of ultrasonic mosquito repelling and mosquito repelling with an electric mosquito repellent mat. Meantime, the mosquito repellent device is provided with a plurality of heating sheets which may work independently. One side of a PCB heating panel is provided with a plurality of heating areas, and each heating area corresponds to one of the heating sheets. One side face of the heating sheet is connected with the heating area, and the other side face of the heating sheet is connected with the electric mosquito repellent mat. A heating wire is evenly laid in each heating area, and the heating wires in adjacent heating areas are connected in parallel and may supply power and heat independently.

Disclosed is a PCB wiring heating type mosquito repellent device, which integrates two functions of ultrasonic mosquito repelling and mosquito repelling with an electric mosquito repellent mat. Meantime, the mosquito repellent device is provided with a plurality of heating sheets which may work independently. One side of a PCB heating panel is provided with a plurality of heating areas, and each heating area corresponds to one of the heating sheets. One side face of the heating sheet is connected with the heating area, and the other side face of the heating sheet is connected with the electric mosquito repellent mat. A heating wire is evenly laid in each heating area, and the heating wires in adjacent heating areas are connected in parallel and may supply power and heat independently.

One embodiment is directed to an engineered acoustic signal for keeping an aquatic animal away from one or more specific areas. The engineered acoustic signal has deterrence stimulus evaluated to maximize effectiveness in keeping the aquatic animal away from specific areas based on at least one of: ability of the deterrence stimulus to initiate a behavioral response of the animal to keep the animal from the one or more specific areas; duration of the behavioral response; and magnitude of the behavioral response.

One embodiment is directed to an engineered acoustic signal for keeping an aquatic animal away from one or more specific areas. The engineered acoustic signal has deterrence stimulus evaluated to maximize effectiveness in keeping the aquatic animal away from specific areas based on at least one of: ability of the deterrence stimulus to initiate a behavioral response of the animal to keep the animal from the one or more specific areas; duration of the behavioral response; and magnitude of the behavioral response.