An apparatus for deterring birds and other animals from an area is provided, including a sheet of a material, such as a metallic material, having a first end comprising a hole through the sheet, a second end separated from the first end by a length of the sheet and a width. The apparatus further includes a cable comprising a first loop at one end inserted through the hole in the first end of the sheet configured to attach the cable to the sheet and a second loop at another end and separated from the first loop. The second loop forms an opening having a diameter greater than the width of the sheet. The sheet can be inserted and passed through the second loop, which defines a third loop to secure the cable to a structure from which the sheet is suspended, by tightening the third loop around the structure.

An apparatus for deterring birds and other animals from an area is provided, including a sheet of a material, such as a metallic material, having a first end comprising a hole through the sheet, a second end separated from the first end by a length of the sheet and a width. The apparatus further includes a cable comprising a first loop at one end inserted through the hole in the first end of the sheet configured to attach the cable to the sheet and a second loop at another end and separated from the first loop. The second loop forms an opening having a diameter greater than the width of the sheet. The sheet can be inserted and passed through the second loop, which defines a third loop to secure the cable to a structure from which the sheet is suspended, by tightening the third loop around the structure.

The invention relates to a novel mouse repeller including a cavity defined by a shell and a base, and a power rectification and supply part, an ultrasonic output module and a negative ion generator which are located in the cavity, wherein the power rectification and supply part supplies power to the ultrasonic output module and the negative ion generator, the ultrasonic output module includes an ultrasonic transducer protruding out of the shell, and the negative iron generator includes a discharge electrode plate which is a detachable and cleanable electrode plate. The novel mouse repeller is of an integrated structure and has a remarkable mouse repelling effect; meanwhile, the adopted detachable and cleanable electrode plate is high in power and can be reused after being detached and cleaned, so that a powerful negative ion emitting effect is maintained, and the use cost is obviously reduced.

The invention relates to a novel mouse repeller including a cavity defined by a shell and a base, and a power rectification and supply part, an ultrasonic output module and a negative ion generator which are located in the cavity, wherein the power rectification and supply part supplies power to the ultrasonic output module and the negative ion generator, the ultrasonic output module includes an ultrasonic transducer protruding out of the shell, and the negative iron generator includes a discharge electrode plate which is a detachable and cleanable electrode plate. The novel mouse repeller is of an integrated structure and has a remarkable mouse repelling effect; meanwhile, the adopted detachable and cleanable electrode plate is high in power and can be reused after being detached and cleaned, so that a powerful negative ion emitting effect is maintained, and the use cost is obviously reduced.

An insulator for notifying an animal when an electric fence is provided. The insulator may include a clip for attaching the insulator to the fence. Metal contact points may draw power from the electric fence when the fence is active, or the insulator may be powered through induction. The insulator may also include a circuit board or controller that receives power from the fence and translates it into an output directed to a notification device. The notification device may comprise a light that produces a visual notification or a speaker that produces an audible notification.

An insulator for notifying an animal when an electric fence is provided. The insulator may include a clip for attaching the insulator to the fence. Metal contact points may draw power from the electric fence when the fence is active, or the insulator may be powered through induction. The insulator may also include a circuit board or controller that receives power from the fence and translates it into an output directed to a notification device. The notification device may comprise a light that produces a visual notification or a speaker that produces an audible notification.

A pest deterrent device includes one or more sensors configured to detect a presence of a pest, a controller configured to determine that the pest is detected based on output from the one or more sensors, a repelling array configured to generate a repellant in response to the controller determining that the pest is detected, and a communications array configured to wirelessly communicate with an external device. The communications array is configured to communicate with the external device to change a type of the repellent that is generated in response to the pest being detected.

A pest deterrent device includes one or more sensors configured to detect a presence of a pest, a controller configured to determine that the pest is detected based on output from the one or more sensors, a repelling array configured to generate a repellant in response to the controller determining that the pest is detected, and a communications array configured to wirelessly communicate with an external device. The communications array is configured to communicate with the external device to change a type of the repellent that is generated in response to the pest being detected.

An avian detection system for determining risks of collision between a collision object and bird objects includes avian radar system(s) providing a first type of information data relating to objects detected, and a transponder receiver receiving transponder data transmitted or broadcasted by transponders provided at the collision objects. Processors are configured to receive first type of information data corresponding to the detected objects and provide radar plots. The processors are further configured to receive the transponder data and provide transponder plots, to create and store a number of object tracks based on the provided radar plots and transponder plots, with each track holding object data corresponding to or determined from data of matching plots, and to determine one or more risks of collision or collision risk levels for the collision object based on object data of a plurality of the obtained object tracks.

An avian detection system for determining risks of collision between a collision object and bird objects includes avian radar system(s) providing a first type of information data relating to objects detected, and a transponder receiver receiving transponder data transmitted or broadcasted by transponders provided at the collision objects. Processors are configured to receive first type of information data corresponding to the detected objects and provide radar plots. The processors are further configured to receive the transponder data and provide transponder plots, to create and store a number of object tracks based on the provided radar plots and transponder plots, with each track holding object data corresponding to or determined from data of matching plots, and to determine one or more risks of collision or collision risk levels for the collision object based on object data of a plurality of the obtained object tracks.