Development and Testing of a Mechanical Lure for Raptor Trapping

Development and Testing of a Mechanical Lure for Raptor Trapping

ABSTRACT Raptor trapping and banding at migration stations rely upon the use of live lure birds to attract hawks to the trapping area. The use of these lure animals may present raptor researchers with legislative, regulatory, ethical, and logistical challenges. We developed and tested a mechanical a...

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Veröffentlicht in:Wildlife Society Bulletin (2011-). - Wildlife Society. - 37(2013), 4, Seite 872-876
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Veröffentlicht: 2013
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Schlagworte:banding hawk mechanical migration raptor ringing trapping Biological sciences Applied sciences Physical sciences mehr... Business Behavioral sciences
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