Add to ORKGMethods of controlling domestic pigeons, European starlings, and house sparrows are discussed in detail, with emphasis on urban bird problems. Trapping, exclusion, and roost dispersal by means of frightening devices (pyrotechnic tools such as cracker shells and fuse ropes, in particular) and roost sprays are described in detail. For capture of pigeons, both cage traps and cannon nets are described, with illustrations provided. Case studies are provided of successful dispersal of starling roosts by use of sprays formulated with aqueous ammonia and a wetting agent. Brief mention of use of avicides is included
With the decline of house sparrow populations during the first quarter of this century, control rese...
Reducing a pigeon population to a tolerable or minimal impact level is a subject about which one can...
The development of cities and urban sprawl has made room for wildlife inhabiting human environments....
This paper deals with the control of excessive numbers of pigeons, starlings and English sparrows in...
This paper deals with the control of excessive numbers of pigeons, starlings and English sparrows in...
Damage by starlings and blackbirds is becoming more serious and widespread. Various control measures...
Damage by starlings and blackbirds is becoming more serious and widespread. Various control measures...
4 pp., 1 illustrationRoosting birds include blackbirds, starlings, grackles and cowbirds. Like pigeo...
4 pp., 1 photo, 2 illustrationsThe small English or house sparrow is common in urban and suburban ar...
Feral pigeons, descendants of the rock dove that is native to North Africa and Europe, were brought ...
4 pp., 1 photo, 2 illustrationsThe small English or house sparrow is common in urban and suburban ar...
4 pp., 3 illustrationsExcessive numbers of pigeons in cities, suburbs or parks can create a nuisance...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
Pest birds in hangars and similar man-made structures pose specific health hazards as well as nuisan...
With the decline of house sparrow populations during the first quarter of this century, control rese...
With the decline of house sparrow populations during the first quarter of this century, control rese...
Reducing a pigeon population to a tolerable or minimal impact level is a subject about which one can...
The development of cities and urban sprawl has made room for wildlife inhabiting human environments....
This paper deals with the control of excessive numbers of pigeons, starlings and English sparrows in...
This paper deals with the control of excessive numbers of pigeons, starlings and English sparrows in...
Damage by starlings and blackbirds is becoming more serious and widespread. Various control measures...
Damage by starlings and blackbirds is becoming more serious and widespread. Various control measures...
4 pp., 1 illustrationRoosting birds include blackbirds, starlings, grackles and cowbirds. Like pigeo...
4 pp., 1 photo, 2 illustrationsThe small English or house sparrow is common in urban and suburban ar...
Feral pigeons, descendants of the rock dove that is native to North Africa and Europe, were brought ...
4 pp., 1 photo, 2 illustrationsThe small English or house sparrow is common in urban and suburban ar...
4 pp., 3 illustrationsExcessive numbers of pigeons in cities, suburbs or parks can create a nuisance...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
Pest birds in hangars and similar man-made structures pose specific health hazards as well as nuisan...
With the decline of house sparrow populations during the first quarter of this century, control rese...
With the decline of house sparrow populations during the first quarter of this century, control rese...
Reducing a pigeon population to a tolerable or minimal impact level is a subject about which one can...
The development of cities and urban sprawl has made room for wildlife inhabiting human environments....