Of sparrows and other small flocking birds can create The staff uses pyrotechnics to moveīirds from problem areas. Seasonal influxes of geese in the winterĪnd raptors in the summer are the main problems thatĪrise with wildlife. Harassment is conducted by the airport firemen, whoĭedicate approximately 10% of their time to wildlife Proximately 40,000 airplane movements a year. TheĪirport property consists of 1,000 acres and has ap. Ies of Columbus, Starkville, and West Point, and theĬounties of Lowndes and Oktibbeha, Mississippi. The Golden Triangle Regional Airport Authority wasĮstablished in 1971 through a partnership with the cit. Poel 1976), agricultural settings, and other locations (Baxterįrom the Fieldâ¦Golden Triangle Airport (GTR) Source: Adapted from Cleary and Dickey (2010).Įffectiveness: G = Good F = Fair P = Poor N = Not Recommended.
RELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF AVIAN REPELLENT TECHNIQUES
Temporarily alter rock dove behavior during a 10-day treat. However, he reported thatĪ combination of a visual device (tested as Deva-SpinningĮyes) and a sonic device (tested as Deva-Megastress II) did UET-360) was not effective in reducing rock dove activityĭuring a 20-day treatment period. Necki (1988) reported that an ultrasonic device (Ultrason Martin and Martin (1984)įound another ultrasonic device to be ineffective. (1987) tested a commercial ultrasonic unit against numerousīird species in the mid-Atlantic United States and found noĪpparent effect on bird activity. Generally were not effective in repelling birds. (1992) surmised that high-įrequency sound (>20,000 Hz or cycles per second) devices Ultrasonic devices likely will not be a viable option as aĭeterrent for birds. Providing examples of relative efficacy of each technique. Table 1 is a synthesized literature review We begin this section with a tabular summary of relativeĮfficacy of harassment, repellent, and deterrent techniquesįor birds at airports. HARASSMENT, REPELLENT, AND DETERRENT TECHNIQUES Because it is UNCORRECTED material, please consider the following text as a useful but insufficient proxy for the authoritative book pages. Below is the uncorrected machine-read text of this chapter, intended to provide our own search engines and external engines with highly rich, chapter-representative searchable text of each book.
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