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Review of international research literature regarding the effectiveness of auditory bird scaring techniques and potential alternatives.

@inproceedings{Bishop2003ReviewOI,
  title={Review of international research literature regarding the effectiveness of auditory bird scaring techniques and potential alternatives.},
  author={John Bradford Bishop and Heather McKay and David P. Parrott and James S. Allan},
  year={2003}
}
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