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Bird species and abundances in fruit crops and implications for bird management
- Melissa B. Hannay, J. Boulanger, +6 authors C. Lindell
- Biology
- 1 June 2019
Abstract Fruit consumption by birds is a costly problem in North America, yet basic information about the species and abundance of fruit-eating birds in fruit crops, and factors that influence… Expand
Measuring bird damage to three fruit crops: A comparison of grower and field estimates
- J. Elser, C. Lindell, +5 authors S. Shwiff
- Biology
- 1 September 2019
Abstract Birds are common pests in fruit orchards. They frequently consume and damage fruit resulting in decreased yields for growers. The true extent of damage is difficult to measure. Producer… Expand
Bird Damage to Fruit Crops: A Comparison of Several Deterrent Techniques
- K. M. Steensma, C. Lindell, Deanna K. Leigh, C. Burrows, Shayna L. Wieferich, E. Zwamborn
- Geography
- 2016
Author(s): Steensma, Karen; Lindell, Catherine; Leigh, Deanna; Burrows, Colleen; Wieferich, Shayna; Zwamborn, Elizabeth | Abstract: Economic impacts, risk factors, and deterrent strategies related to… Expand
Proportions of bird damage in tree fruits are higher in low-fruit-abundance contexts
- C. Lindell, K. M. Steensma, +10 authors G. Linz
- Biology
- 1 December 2016
Abstract Frugivorous birds impose significant costs on tree fruit growers through direct consumption of fruit and grower efforts to manage birds. We documented factors that influenced tree fruit bird… Expand
Bird Management in Fruit Crops: Economic, Consumer, and Biological Perspectives
- C. Lindell, S. Shwiff, +18 authors A. Anderson
- Geography
- 29 July 2014
The effects of nesting American kestrels on pest bird abundance in sweet cherry orchards
- Deanna K. Leigh
- Geography
- 2015
The Effect of American Kestrels on Deterrence of Bird Damage to Pacific Northwest Sweet Cherries
- Deanna K. Leigh
- Biology
- 2015
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