A winged animal control spike, otherwise called an enemy of perching spike or perch alteration, is a gadget comprising of long, needle-like bars utilized for flying creature control.

Winged creature control spikes can be joined to building edges, road lighting, and business signage to keep wild or non domesticated feathered creatures from roosting or perching. Winged creatures can deliver enormous amounts of unattractive and unhygienic defecation, and a few fowls have uproarious calls that can be awkward for close-by inhabitants, particularly during the evening.

There fore, winged animal control spikes are utilized to stop these feathered creatures without causing them mischief or murdering them.

Winged creature control hindrance spikes are ordinarily around 30 centimeters (0.98 ft) long, and work by decreasing the zone accessible for feathered creatures to arrive on.

This powers bigger assortments of feathered creatures, for example, seagulls, pigeons, and crows, to arrive somewhere else.

Feathered creatures that endeavor to land on spike-shielded surfaces get a light prick from at least one of the spikes, which is awkward yet for the most part not hurtful. Subsequently, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) prescribes feathered creature control spikes for deflecting pigeons from nurseries.