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Additional Sound Cards

Additional Sound Cards

$70.00

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List every species you are seeing so we load the right sound profiles for you.

Flash cards have gone through four versions over the years, and older units will not play newer cards. Give us the approximate year you bought it — or the serial number if you have it — so we send a card your unit can read.

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Bird Gard has digital recordings of more than 250 nuisance bird recordings and accompanying predators to match your needs.

Features:

  • Customize or choose from pre-made profiles.
  • Contains 8 bird distress/predator/alarm sounds
  • Easily Replaceable (Except for Bird Gard Pro)
  • Not for use on units with USB upload capability

For use with any unit that does not have USB (excludes the Bird Gard Pro system).

Testimonials

“I utilized Bird Gard on a commercial farm to protect the wine grape cultivars ‘Merlot’ and ‘Cabernet Franc’. Both the grower and I were impressed that your device appeared to significantly lower bird pressure on this planting.”
Thomas Zabadal
Thomas ZabadalMichigan State Research Center, Benton Harbor, Michigan
“I was particularly interested in the fact that there was minimal damage on the non-harvested buffer blueberry bushes, even though berries remained on these bushes until they dropped naturally.”
Eric Hanson
Eric HansonMichigan State Research Center in Benton Harbor, Michigan
“Bird Gard’s performance was very impressive and we are pleased with the results. It does a good job of scaring birds in our vineyards and it also does a good job of attracting predators. During the growing season a Red Tailed Hawk lived near the vineyard. More than once I saw the hawk actively looking for distressed birds when the distress call sounded,”
Tim Johnson
Tim JohnsonResearch Specialist, Cornell University in Geneva, New York
“The trials with Bird Gard in sweet cherries were very successful. The orchard manager indicated he harvested the largest crop he can remember. Typically that block had suffered 40%-50% crop loss each season.”
Dr. Paul Curtis
Dr. Paul CurtisIPM Wildlife Specialist, Cornell University in Ithaca, New York
“Our technician was finding 10-20% damaged fruit (peaches) each harvest. Soon after we installed Bird Gard, our percentage of bird damaged fruit dropped substantially to 2-3%.”
Monte L. Nesbitt
Monte L. NesbittHorticulturist, Auburn University in Alabama

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