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Series I: Records, 1962 - 2008

 Series

Scope and Contents

Series I consists of records related primarily to the management of bird damage to agriculture and aquaculture in the Southeast. Topics include control of damage caused by cormorants, egrets, and herons at fish farms and control of damage to agriculture and feedlots by blackbirds, starlings, and grackles. Records related to methods such as scare devices, surfactants, roost sprays, roost dispersals, netting, and chemical control are included. This collection includes records from projects conducted by both the Starkville, Mississippi, Field Station as well as the Bowling Green, Kentucky, Field Station as many of the records in this collection came from Allen Stickley Jr, who worked at both field stations during his career. Also included in this series are project reports and records, correspondence, damage assessments, bird banding data, and publications resulting from projects conducted at the field stations.

Dates

  • 1962 - 2008

Extent

From the Collection: 11 linear feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Arrangement

This series contains six boxes of records. Folders in this series are arranged alphabetically.

Repository Details

Part of the National Wildlife Research Center Archives Repository

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