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After 18 months of accurate study and test, in cooperation with the most relevant businesses in the sector and with a selected group of ornithologists, “Anti Pigeons PRO” is unveiled, the first app for smartphone and tablet patented, to definitely get rid of pigeons, starlings, seagulls and crows.The sounds transmitted by your mobile phone, with an easy “tap on screen”, will keep them away by spreading very high quality sounds of predatory birds and of "distress alarm", which will frighten them and make them escaping from an inhospitable environment, preventing their return.Almost 5.000 downloads on Google play,Amazon store and Samsung App. Among the applications against birds available on the market, “Anti Pigeons PRO” is considered the best for Android ranked 5 stars.The APP is constantly updated. Currently, it is in testing the new version 2.0 with new more useful services.If you like “Anti Pigeons PRO", support it and leave a 5 stars review. You will contribute to its success. “Anti Pigeons PRO” is a safe and ecological solution. We therefore ask to breeders of birds to refrain from issuing voting and instrumentally negative reviewsAre talking about “Anti Pigeons PRO”:1.2.3.It is effective against pigeons, starlings, seagulls and crows and helps protecting gardens, terraces, courtyards, apartments from annoying problems produced by these birds, which often deposit their droppings on buildings, benches, statues and vehicles, causing unpleasant odors, permanent stains, premature corrosion and oxidation of metal structures. Furthermore, these birds can be carriers of pathogenic microorganisms and can transmit diseases such as histoplasmosis, ornithosis, salmonellosis and cryptococcosis. They can also have various ectoparasites: Cimex columbarius, Argas relexus, Pseudolynchia canariensis, fleas, mites.
