Owl Decoys to Scare Birds & Squirrels Away, 360° Rotating Head, Plastic Garden Owl Deterrent for Indoor & Outdoor Use

These decoy owls were purchased to scare birds away from two long shrubs in the front of the house. A lot of trees have been cut down in the neighborhood recently, forcing the birds to the shrubs. The decoy owls have worked great so far! One is on the ground and one is on a post about 5' above the ground. There has been a huge decrease in birds since adding the owls. Some days, no birds are in sight. The eyes and rotating head seem to make a huge difference. These owls are definitely worth the purchase!

Okay so I'll be the first to say that birds are great, but when we found a group of 6 camped right above our front door, I knew I had to act quick to deter them before they set up a nest and we had a very messy and poop ridden summer doorstep for the next few months. I quickly did some research and it seemed one of the most humane ways to deter/scare away birds is the use of a fake owl. I came across this product and purchased immediately for next day delivery. And let me tell you, it worked immediately! The birds left when I went outside and then never came back and it's been 2 weeks. The owl looks awesome, seems sturdy enough, and the movement of the head (via wind) definitely adds to the effectiveness I think. Plus, it doesn't look hideous or super fake to where I hate having it perched above our door inside a ledge we have. It actually adds a fun little element that I've seen a few kids point out as they walk by. Overall I'd definitely recommend this product for anyone who is looking to keep birds away from unwanted areas in a humane way. I read it isn't foolproof, but worked for us! I also put a few spikes around it to discourage any birds landing beside it.

I lost a laying hen to a hawk (first one in years) so decided to set up a fake owl in hopes that it would scare the hawk away. So far, no hawk in sight so we will see. As for the owl decoy, I'm quite pleased with it. It's very life like, the colors are what you expect an owl to look like. The head swivels freely both directions but the most striking feature are the eyes. They are a brilliant yellow with dialated pupils. Very realistic! As for sturdiness, I've no complaints there. There is a covered hole at the bottom of the owl to put sand or rocks in so it won't fall over. There are also three holes complete with screws should you wish to attach it to a tree branch, fence, etc.The cost of the owl was less than the cost of losing a good laying hen so I'd say it's a very good value for money

I have solar panels on my house and have had a terrible time with squirrels nesting under them. I'm actually okay with the nesting but they've pushed things a bit too far by chewing through wires causing substantial repair costs and also chewing through shingles, to point where they caused a roof leak. I've removed the nests countless times only to have them rebuilt. I've cut back trees but they can climb up the gutters. The solar servicing company offered to install fencing around the panels at a cost of $3000...this seems nuts, no pun intended. As a last ditch effort, I bought one of these owls and gorilla taped the base of it to one of the bathroom vents right near the top of my roof. I can't believe it, but this has actually worked. The squirrels have completely cleared out of the area...I haven't seen one near my house anywhere and it has been at least two months. I love my owl!! :)

Liked everything about owl. Looks realistic. Missing screws and wind panels