8:00 am
Hearing multiple cannons operating in distance (3-4 miles) to the NE, NW, W and SE. Most are triple-shooters.
No human activity in the field.
9:00 am
I monitored the north end of the field for about 15 minutes.
Observed 3 robins, 1 finch and no Starlings. I did see 3 Starlings diagonally fly over the field from SE corner to NW corner, not landing in the field, but did land in my woods.
[more to follow....]
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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