How to protect blueberries from birds?

Noisemakers, such as radios, are also useful. But the most effective technique is exclusion. Bird netting protects tree fruit and berries if installed two to three weeks before fruit matures. You can also cover maturing corn ears with paper bags, and lay garden fabric over germinating seedlings to foil the birds. read more

Protecting blueberry plants from birds with netting can be as simple as draping netting over the bushes or building an actual reverse aviary. If you are going to drape the netting directly over the bushes, wait until after the shrubs have bloomed and the fruit is forming. read more

Bird netting protects tree fruit and berries if installed two to three weeks before fruit matures. You can also cover maturing corn ears with paper bags, and lay garden fabric over germinating seedlings to foil the birds. read more

Bird netting is one of the simplest ways to keep birds from your bushes. Use a scaffolding erected around your bushes to hold the netting. This keeps birds from eating blueberries that would be within reach if you just draped the netting over the bushes. read more