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The WhiryBird Repeller resembles a bird of prey with its yellow eyes and scalloped "wings" that catch the slightest breeze. The spinning motion causes the WhirlyBird to wobble and make a whirring and clacking sound that is annoying to birds (but not to humans) and keeps birds from becoming acclimated. We think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how effectively the WhirlyBird Repeller keeps nuisance birds away from your boat, dock, home, or anywhere birds have become a nuisance. See our Testimonial page to read letters from actual customers. |
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| Sometimes more than one WhirlyBird is a good idea... |  |
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| Birds are discouraged from landing on this dock with multiple WhirlyBird Repellers. |  |
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| The WhirlyBird Repeller's appearance does not detract from enjoying the scenery. |  |
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| Clever! This owner hung a WhirlyBird Repeller from the rigging on his boat. |  |
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| A picturesque South Carolina Lowcountry view with the WhirlyBird Repeller in the foreground. |  |
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