Christopher Leahy, chair of the Massachusetts Audubon Society, presents a balanced inspection of the pros and cons of starlings.
Friday, May 17, 2013
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Frightening methods are more a matter of relocating starlings than killing them. Frightening the birds will scatter the roosts and dim... -
Christopher Leahy, chair of the Massachusetts Audubon Society, presents a balanced inspection of the pros and cons of starlings.
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