No "night" cannons going off last night.
1:00 pm
Observed a Turkey vulture circling over the NW corner of the berry field...moving SW.
3:30 pm
Observed a Cooper's hawk with a kill in my birch tree which flew over the road to neighbor's maple tree.
4:00 pm
Observed a vulture and a Rough-legged hawk circling over my house, moving SW.
5:15 pm
Observed 3 Rough-legged hawks circling and landing over and in my woods.
6:15 pm
Drove perimeter of field. Took 15 minutes.
Observed 12 robins, 7 finches, no starlings.
CS
REMEMBER: The villain is the Starling. It is not the grower.
The Enemy -- The Villain
Creative Alternatives to Cannons
Describing alternative ways to repel Starlings from a commercial blueberry operation in Whatcom County, Washington during the 2008 season. This is an attempt to demonstrate reasonable and realistic alternatives to the devastating noise created by liquid propane (Lp) cannons.
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