SRAC# 401, Avian Predators: Frightening Techniques for Reducing Bird Damage


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SRAC# 401

Avian Predators: Frightening Techniques for Reducing Bird Damage

Gary Littauer

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Bird predation at aquaculture facilities can often be reduced by use of a variety of frightening techniques. These techniques rely on noise and/or visual stimuli to convince bird predators that an area is unsafe. Repeated harassment with frightening techniques can sometimes condition local populations of birds to avoid areas where they are unwelcome.

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