“I’d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance.”

BREEDING
Javan Mynah build their nests out of twigs, grasses and other plant materials, and line them with soft materials like feather and hair. 

BREEDING
They build nests in tree hollows and building crevices.

FEEDING
Javan Mynas are opportunistic feeders and feed on a wide range of food including fruits, insects, small animals (eg. lizards) and food scraps. 

IDENTIFY
Javan Mynas have a distinctive white patch on their wings that can be seen when they’re in flight.

NOISE
They have a distinctive loud and raucous call that become a nuisance when they gather in large groups, typically near hawker centres.

INSPECTION
Identifying the specific bird species is crucial as different birds require different control methods. The technician will determine which species are causing the problem to tailor the treatment plan accordingly.

MONITORING DEVICES*
Set up along potential pathways, these devices pick up motion to identify birds movement. The data collected is used to improve the programme strategy to achieve higher success rates.

OPTICAL GEL
This gel creates a visual distortion by reflecting and refracting light in a way that disorientates the birds hence preventing them from landing and being in the area.

DATA COLLECTION
We monitor bird activity through regular inspections. Based on data analysis, we adjust our bird control services to achieve optimal results with minimal use of chemicals.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep birds away.

SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.