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North Carolina State University
Start Date
22-9-1985 12:00 AM
Description
Pest birds in hangars and similar man-made structures pose specific health hazards as well as nuisance and corrosion problems. While lethal control or a scaring program may be the best technique for some locations, neither address the long-term problem of the basic attractiveness of these structures to birds. The best long-term solution usually is to exclude the birds with permanently installed plastic or nylon netting. Several methods to accomplish this are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Bivings IV, A. E. (1985). Birds in hangars- A messy problem. In Bromley, P. T. (Ed.), The Second Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference (pp. 112-114). Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University.
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Birds in Hangars- A Messy Problem
North Carolina State University
Pest birds in hangars and similar man-made structures pose specific health hazards as well as nuisance and corrosion problems. While lethal control or a scaring program may be the best technique for some locations, neither address the long-term problem of the basic attractiveness of these structures to birds. The best long-term solution usually is to exclude the birds with permanently installed plastic or nylon netting. Several methods to accomplish this are discussed.