A device for vermin and rodent control is disclosed. The device generates a unique shudder and rhythm tone that mimics a predator, such as a rattlesnake. The device’s output (energy) is transferred to the entire environment around the device when it is positioned inside a vermin tunnel. The device includes a motor that causes the plurality of rigid spheres that are located freely in a container. The rigid spheres move in the container and movement produces a shudder and rhythm tone. A device’s unique randomization system prevents vermin such as gophers and moles from habituating to the shudder and rhythm tone generated by the device.

A device for vermin and rodent control is disclosed. The device generates a unique shudder and rhythm tone that mimics a predator, such as a rattlesnake. The device’s output (energy) is transferred to the entire environment around the device when it is positioned inside a vermin tunnel. The device includes a motor that causes the plurality of rigid spheres that are located freely in a container. The rigid spheres move in the container and movement produces a shudder and rhythm tone. A device’s unique randomization system prevents vermin such as gophers and moles from habituating to the shudder and rhythm tone generated by the device.

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.

Methods and devices for repelling mosquitoes may operate by generating the beats of fore and hind pairs of dragonfly wings, which may be dragonfly wing beats in the form of pressure waves. Such beats may be generated using digital or analog circuitry. The digital beats may be recordings of synthesized or enhanced beats of dragonfly wings beating. The device may take the form of a button that may be worn or otherwise carried by a user.

Methods and devices for repelling mosquitoes may operate by generating the beats of fore and hind pairs of dragonfly wings, which may be dragonfly wing beats in the form of pressure waves. Such beats may be generated using digital or analog circuitry. The digital beats may be recordings of synthesized or enhanced beats of dragonfly wings beating. The device may take the form of a button that may be worn or otherwise carried by a user.

Described herein are various systems and techniques for deterring wildlife from an area proximate a windmill. A flying wildlife emitter may be utilized for such techniques. The flying wildlife emitter may output soundwaves to deter wildlife, such as birds or bats, from entering an area around the windmill. The flying wildlife emitter may include a speaker for producing sounds as well as a controller and sensors for determining conditions around the windmill and for controlling the sound produced by the speaker. An ultraviolet emitter may, additionally or alternatively, be utilized for such techniques. The ultraviolet emitter may be configured to emit ultraviolet light that may attract wildlife away from such areas proximate to the windmill.

Described herein are various systems and techniques for deterring wildlife from an area proximate a windmill. A flying wildlife emitter may be utilized for such techniques. The flying wildlife emitter may output soundwaves to deter wildlife, such as birds or bats, from entering an area around the windmill. The flying wildlife emitter may include a speaker for producing sounds as well as a controller and sensors for determining conditions around the windmill and for controlling the sound produced by the speaker. An ultraviolet emitter may, additionally or alternatively, be utilized for such techniques. The ultraviolet emitter may be configured to emit ultraviolet light that may attract wildlife away from such areas proximate to the windmill.

A rat attractant composition is disclosed which includes one or more isolated additives. The composition is attractive to at least rats of the species Rattus norvegicus. Devices including the rat attractant composition and methods of using a rat attractant composition are also disclosed.

A rat attractant composition is disclosed which includes one or more isolated additives. The composition is attractive to at least rats of the species Rattus norvegicus. Devices including the rat attractant composition and methods of using a rat attractant composition are also disclosed.