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What Are Birds

Birds

Unwanted Guests That Disturb Your Peace

Pest birds like pigeons and mynas are a common issue in Oman, especially in cities like Muscat, Salalah, and Sohar. They nest on rooftops, balconies, and AC units, leaving behind droppings that are both unsightly and hazardous. Bird infestations are often found in homes, warehouses, and commercial buildings, where they cause damage, spread disease, and attract other pests. Their nests are usually hidden in hard-to-reach places, making them difficult to remove without expert help.

Are Birds a Pest Problem in Oman?

Yes. Birds especially pigeons and house sparrows are a growing pest issue across Oman, particularly in urban areas, warehouses, rooftops, signage, and HVAC systems. Their droppings, nesting materials, and noise cause damage to property and pose health risks due to bacteria and parasites.

What Attracts Pest Birds?

Birds are attracted to shelter, food, and nesting spots. In Oman, the most common causes of bird-related issues include:

  • Open rooftops and unprotected ledges

  • Food waste around buildings or outdoor dining areas

  • Gaps in signage or air conditioning units

  • Standing water sources

  • Safe, undisturbed nesting areas

How to Identify a Bird Infestation

Signs include excessive droppings on ledges or sidewalks, nests in vents or gutters, and constant bird noises. You may also notice feathers, blocked drainage from nesting debris, or stained building facades caused by droppings.

Types of Pest Birds Found in Oman

The most common pest birds in Oman are the Feral Pigeon (Columba livia), House Sparrow (Passer domesticus), and Common Myna (Acridotheres tristis). These species adapt quickly to human environments and can spread diseases such as histoplasmosis, salmonella, and bird mites.

How to Prevent Birds in Oman

  • Install bird spikes, nets, or wire deterrents on ledges

  • Cover vents, signage gaps, and AC units

  • Keep outdoor areas clean and free of food scraps

  • Remove standing water sources

Birds FAQs

Yes. Pigeons and Indian mynas are widespread in Oman, especially in cities like Muscat and Salalah. They often gather around rooftops, balconies, warehouses, and food areas.

Birds are drawn to food scraps, water sources, nesting spots, and warm shelter. Open garbage, rooftop AC units, and building crevices are common attractants.

They damage buildings, clog drains, and leave behind droppings that corrode surfaces. Their nests can block vents and spread pests like bird mites.

Birds nest in sheltered spots like ledges, AC units, solar panels, and attic openings. These nests can go unnoticed until infestations grow.

Bird spikes, nets, and repellents help, but professional removal ensures nests and droppings are safely cleaned and future infestations prevented.

Why Muna Noor is Oman’s Trusted Choice for Safe, Reliable Pest Control

Booking your pest control service with Muna Noor means choosing one of Oman’s most trusted names in pest management backed by over 40 years of experience. We offer safe, effective, and professional pest control solutions for homes and businesses across Oman, using eco-friendly methods tailored to local conditions. Our trained technicians handle everything from cockroach and ant infestations to termite and bed bug treatments with precision and care. From fast response times to reliable after-service support, every part of our service is built around your safety, comfort, and long-term protection. If you’re looking for dependable pest control in Oman, Muna Noor is the name you can count on.