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Mystery Photo for May

This month's photo was taken by Stephen M. Vantassel. What animal is living in this sign? Taken in LIncoln, NE in April, 2012?

May mystery photo

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Mystery Photo for April

his month's photo was graciously donated by Beytullah Zeybek of Turkey. This photo was taken while driving. What bird flock is it?

Answer-Starlings. Thanks for playing.    

April Mystery photo by Beytullah Zebek

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    WHAT IS WILDLIFE DAMAGE MANAGEMENT?

    Wildlife damage management is an activity that seeks to balance the needs of human activity with the needs of wildlife to the mutual enhancement of both.

    Sometimes the solution to an animal-human conflict requires the human to change his or her behavior. Other times, the solution is to change the animal's behavior. Various tools and strategies are used to reduce human-animal conflict, such as behavior modification, repellents, exclusion, habitat modification, relocation, lethal control etc.

    As can be seen from this site, wildlife damage management is truly a diverse and complex field. We trust this site will help you discover the best way to manage your wildlife-human conflict for the betterment of both.

       

     

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