Solar Bird Scarecrow for Garden Pest Control

Solar-Powered Owl Scarecrow: A Wildlife-Friendly Solution

Product Overview: The solar-powered owl scarecrow automatically absorbs solar energy through solar panels, ensuring long-lasting operation without the need for additional power sources. At night, the owl's eyes light up, scaring away birds, squirrels, and other destructive living beings. Simply place the owl in a visible location such as a tree or shrub for effective pest deterrence.

Unique Features: - Automatic Solar Energy Absorption: The owl utilizes solar panels to capture solar energy, providing power during the day and maintaining night-time operation. - Eco-Friendly and Wildlife-Friendly: This humane solution keeps your garden free from pests without harming any living beings. - Sturdy and Realistic: Made of sturdy molded plastic, the owl appears incredibly realistic, scaring away birds effectively. - Multifunctional Installation Options: - Stake Mounting: The owl has an anchor at the bottom, allowing it to be securely fastened to stakes using provided screws (not included). - Hanging Option: At the top, the owl features a hanging hole for alternative mounting. - Sandy Base: You can open the bottom tab and fill it with sand to provide additional stability. - Stick Mounting: Easily attach the owl to a pole by removing the bottom cover and securing it.

Dimensions: - Height: 15.7 inches - Width: 6.7 inches

Ideal for: - Your garden - Patio - Porch

Installation Instructions: - Place the owl in a visible location such as a tree or shrub. - Stake Mounting: Attach the owl using provided screws (not included) to stakes. - Hanging: Use the hanging hole at the top to hang the owl. - Sandy Base: Add a layer of sand to the bottom tab for added stability. - Stick Mounting: Secure the owl to a stick by attaching it through the bottom cover.

Note: - Ensure the owl is placed in different locations periodically to avoid birds becoming accustomed to it. - This owl is for outdoor decorative purposes and its effectiveness may vary among different bird species.