The present invention provides deterrent devices for birds and other animals. The device includes a plurality of wires/spikes insertion molded into an elongated plastic base. Each of the wires extends out left and right sides of the base, with alternating angles between 50 and 90?. The bends of at least three sequential wires on the left side of the base are substantially colinear, and the bends of at least three sequential wires on the right side of the base are substantially colinear.

The present invention provides deterrent devices for birds and other animals. The device includes a plurality of wires/spikes insertion molded into an elongated plastic base. Each of the wires extends out left and right sides of the base, with alternating angles between 50 and 90?. The bends of at least three sequential wires on the left side of the base are substantially colinear, and the bends of at least three sequential wires on the right side of the base are substantially colinear.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a device for protecting against birds is provided, which has at least one fastening support on which holders are provided, which holders protrude from the fastening support and through each of which holders a protection element, comprising a head part, can be guided; the holders are formed by guide sleeves, which are held on the fastening support in parallel and at a distance from one another; each guide sleeve comprises a guide channel having an entry opening and an exit opening; and each guide channel has a narrowing of the cross section of the guide channel between the entry opening and the exit opening, each protection element can be moved, in a free falling manner, in the associated guide sleeve from the entry opening thereof at most to the narrowing of the cross section thereof until the fall of the protection element is stopped by the head part thereof resting against the narrowing of the cross section, and adjacent guide sleeves, which are held in parallel with one another on the fastening support, are interconnected by at least one stabilizing connection piece that is spaced apart from the fastening support.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a device for protecting against birds is provided, which has at least one fastening support on which holders are provided, which holders protrude from the fastening support and through each of which holders a protection element, comprising a head part, can be guided; the holders are formed by guide sleeves, which are held on the fastening support in parallel and at a distance from one another; each guide sleeve comprises a guide channel having an entry opening and an exit opening; and each guide channel has a narrowing of the cross section of the guide channel between the entry opening and the exit opening, each protection element can be moved, in a free falling manner, in the associated guide sleeve from the entry opening thereof at most to the narrowing of the cross section thereof until the fall of the protection element is stopped by the head part thereof resting against the narrowing of the cross section, and adjacent guide sleeves, which are held in parallel with one another on the fastening support, are interconnected by at least one stabilizing connection piece that is spaced apart from the fastening support.

The Anti-bird Perch Attachment for Signs (ABPAS) is a device designed to be attached to signs, of any width and length, which provide a platform for bird spikes to be attached to deter birds from perching on the sign. The ABPAS (claim) is a galvanized piece of sheet metal (18 inch2.5 inch) bent at 90 degree angle to allow a platform for the attachment of bird spikes. The technical field is the deterrence of birds from public areas and airfields by restricting perching areas on signs to reduce bird populations (technical problem). The solution of the bird problem is to deter birds from perching on signs. The use of the invention is to attach the ABPAS to signs to deter birds from the designated area(s).

The Anti-bird Perch Attachment for Signs (ABPAS) is a device designed to be attached to signs, of any width and length, which provide a platform for bird spikes to be attached to deter birds from perching on the sign. The ABPAS (claim) is a galvanized piece of sheet metal (18 inch2.5 inch) bent at 90 degree angle to allow a platform for the attachment of bird spikes. The technical field is the deterrence of birds from public areas and airfields by restricting perching areas on signs to reduce bird populations (technical problem). The solution of the bird problem is to deter birds from perching on signs. The use of the invention is to attach the ABPAS to signs to deter birds from the designated area(s).

A system and method for installing bird flight diverters on wires, such as power lines and guy wires, is described. The system and method include the use of a robotic line crawler onto wires where the line crawler is configured to place bird flight diverters on the wire as the line crawler travels along the wire.

A system and method for installing bird flight diverters on wires, such as power lines and guy wires, is described. The system and method include the use of a robotic line crawler onto wires where the line crawler is configured to place bird flight diverters on the wire as the line crawler travels along the wire.

A bird deterrent comprises a supporting device/structure/apparatus/element/unit/or the like associable with a holding surface; a plurality of blade elements arranged substantially side by side, made at least partly of substantially elastic material and comprising a first end, associated with the supporting device/structure/apparatus/element/unit/or the like, and a second free end provided with a pointed element, wherein the blade elements are flexible in a substantially elastic manner as a result of the support of a bird.

A bird deterrent comprises a supporting device/structure/apparatus/element/unit/or the like associable with a holding surface; a plurality of blade elements arranged substantially side by side, made at least partly of substantially elastic material and comprising a first end, associated with the supporting device/structure/apparatus/element/unit/or the like, and a second free end provided with a pointed element, wherein the blade elements are flexible in a substantially elastic manner as a result of the support of a bird.