Owl Decoy Bird Deterrent with 360° Rotating Head

Lifelike Owl Decoy for Effective Bird Control

This owl scare bird control device is designed to provide a realistic, humane deterrent for unwanted birds and small pests. Molded from durable PE material and finished with fade-resistant, water-resistant paint, it features detailed feather texturing and reflective eyes that closely imitate a real owl. Measuring approximately 27 × 13 × 13 cm, it is compact enough for flexible placement while still large enough to be visually impactful in outdoor spaces.

The 360° rotating head is spring-loaded to move gently with the wind, helping to simulate natural owl behavior and enhance the deterrent effect. The hollow base can be filled with sand or small stones to increase weight and stability, or mounted on a stick or pole through the bottom opening. This construction makes the decoy suitable for use in gardens, orchards, barns, patios, balconies, and around crops where bird activity is a concern.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Humane pest deterrent - Uses birds' natural fear of predators to discourage them from landing or nesting, without causing harm.
• Weather-resistant construction - PE body and water-resistant paint allow year-round outdoor use with minimal maintenance.
• Flexible installation options - Stand it on flat surfaces, fill the base for added weight, or mount on a pole to increase visibility and coverage.

FAQ

Q: Which animals can this owl decoy help deter?
A: It is commonly used to discourage pigeons, sparrows, crows, and other small birds, and may also help deter some small mammals such as squirrels, depending on the environment.

Q: Is it suitable for outdoor use all year round?
A: Yes. The PE material and water-resistant, fade-resistant paint are designed to withstand typical outdoor weather conditions.

Q: How should I install it for best results?
A: For stability, fill the hollow base with sand or stones, or mount it on a pole inserted into the base. Position it in a visible area and consider moving it occasionally so birds do not become accustomed to it.

Q: Does the head require batteries to rotate?
A: No. The head is spring-loaded and rotates naturally with wind movement, without the need for power or batteries.