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8th Seminar -- 1979
7th Seminar -- 1976
6th Seminar -- 1973
5th Seminar -- 1970
4th Seminar -- 1968
3rd Seminar -- 1966
2nd Seminar -- 1964
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1973
NIGHT FLIGHT ACROSS A BLUE SKY: PROGNOSTICS, Robert H. Giles Jr.
A PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPING MALE CHEMOSTERILANTS FOR RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS, Joseph L. Guarino and Edward W. Schafer Jr.
A LOW-LEVEL TREATMENT OF THE AVIAN REPELLENT, METHIOCARB, ON RIPENING SWEET CHERRIES, Joseph L. Guarino, Charles P. Stone, and William F. Shake
CROP DEPREDATIONS BY WATERFOWL IN WISCONSIN, Richard A. Hunt and James G. Bell
HOPPER BOX TREATMENT OF CORN SEED WITH METHIOCARB FOR PROTECTING SPROUTS FROM BIRDS, Charles R. Ingram, Robert T. Mitchell, and Allen R. Stickley Jr.
FAO QUELEA RESEARCH IN AFRICA, Jeffrey J. Jackson
THE EFFECTS OF FENTHION ON A NESTING POPULATION OF QUELEA DURING EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL BY AERIAL SPRAYING, Jeffrey J. Jackson and Peter O. Park
PEST BIRD CONTROL iN AND AROUND FOOD PROCESSING PLANTS, Jerry W. Keown
THE MONK PARAKEET IN NEW YORK, Douglas P. Kibbe and Noel J. Cutright
THE EFFECT OF INTENSE LIGHT ON BIRD BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY, Sheldon Lustick
“WHERE ARE WE?”, C. Douglas Mampe
WHERE ARE WE IN BIRD CONTROL THE URBAN SCENE, C. W. Marshall
INSURANCE, Gary Missigman
MONK PARAKEET DAMAGE TO CROPS IN URUGUAY AND ITS CONTROL, Donald F. Mott
BIRD MANAGEMENT ON THE FARM AND AT THE PROCESSING PLANT, Thomas K. Palmer
BIRD CONTROL IN MILWAUKEE : A CASE HISTORY, Laverne A. Penn
WINTER POPULATIONS, Robert A. Pierce
EPA REGISTRATION AND LICENSING, Len P. Quattrochi and John R. Beck
IMPACT OF COOLING TOWERS ON BIRD MIGRATION, Edward J. Rybak, William B. Jackson, and Stephen H. Vessey
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS AND STATUS OF PROTECTED BIRD SPECIES, Richard N. Smith
WHERE ARE WE? - NATIONAL SCENE, Richard N. Smith
NPCA EDUCATION COMMITTEE, James Steckel
AVITROL, Allen Stickley
TWO TESTS OF THE AVIAN REPELLENT, METHIOCARB, IN MICHIGAN SWEET CHERRY ORCHARDS, Allen R. Stickley Jr.
AGRICULTURAL SCENE, Thomas Stockdale
AUDITORY REPELLENTS, Thomas Stockdale
POPULATION ESTIMATES, Thomas Stockdale
AGRICULTURAL SCENE, Charles P. Stone
BIRD DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURAL CROPS IN THE UNITED STATES -- A CURRENT SUMMARY, Charles P. Stone
BIRD DAMAGE TO TART CHERRIES IN MICHIGAN, 1972, Charles P. Stone
USE OF PLASTIC NETTING, John T. Stucky
THE MONK PARAKEET AND NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURE, Charles A. Wagg
INSURANCE, Mark Weisburger
APPLICATION OF AN AVIAN BIOENERGETICS SIMULATION MODEL TO RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD - CROP RELATIONS, John A. Wiens and Melvin I. Dyer
TESTS OF A POTENTIAL METHOD FOR DECOYING STARLINGS TO BAIT STATIONS, Robert E. Williams and Robert G. Schwab
AVITROL 1973, Richard O. Winters
COWBIRD TRAPPING AND THE KIRTLAND’S WARBLER, Richard O. Winters
DAMAGE SURVEYS IN OHIO AND MICHIGAN, Richard O. Winters
1970
REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS: Fifth Bird Control Seminar (1970)
ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE ON BIRD MANAGEMENT, John M. Anderson
INDUSTRY CONSIDERATION AND APPROACH, John R. Beck
THE DICKCISSEL: A PROBLEM IN RIPENING GRAINS IN LATIN AMERICA, Jerome F. Besser, John W. De Grazio, and Kenneth H. Larsen
FOOD CHOICE BEHAVIOUR, R. G. B. Brown
TRAPPING FERAL PIGEONS, J. O. Bull
SERUM CALCIUM LEVELS OF THE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD (AGELAIUS PHOENICEUS), Tim Burkholder
NONBIOLOG1CAL ALTERATION OF 3-CHLORO P-TOLUIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE (DRC-1339) IN AN AQUEOUS SOLUTION, T. R. Darden and Robert G. Schwab
EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL TECHNIQUES USING AVICIDE 3, CHLORO-P-TOLUIDINE, Glenn R. Dudderar and John W. Nelson
TERRITORIAL MALE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD DISTRIBUTION IN WOOD COUNTY, OHIO, M. I. Dyer
SONIC SYSTEMS FOR CONTROLLING BIRD DEPREDATIONS, William D. Fitzwater
LABORATORY AND FIELD STUDIES WITH AN AVIAN REPELLENT FOR SPROUTING SEEDS, F. R. Frank, Edward W. Schafer Jr., and Joseph L. Guarino
THE EFFECTS OF ORNITROL ON WILD POPULATIONS OF RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS AND GRACKLES, Robert C. Fringer and Philip Granett
BIRD DAMAGE TO SUNFLOWERS, Dalton E. Gandy
STUDIES ON THE MOVEMENTS OF BLACKBIRDS AND STARLINGS IN THE WEST END OF LAKE ERIE, Maurice L. Giltz and Harold E. Burtt
SAMPLING OF CORN TO ASSESS BIRD DAMAGE: A Preliminary Review of a Comprehensive Study, Philip Granett and John T. Linehan
Fifth Bird Control Seminar Proceedings: Contents, William B. Jackson
THE CHEMICAL SENSES OF BIRDS, Morley R. Kare
SELLING BIRD CONTROL, Jerry Keown
PHOTOPERIODIC CONTROL OF THE TESTICULAR CYCLE IN THE EASTERN RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD, (AGELAIUS PHOENICEUS PHOENICEUS), Joel T. Kerlan
BIRD MANAGEMENT AT AIRPORTS, Edward R. Ladd
REGISTRATION PATTERNS FOR AVICIDES, James O. Lee
RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD MOVEMENTS ON LAKE ERIE ISLANDS, Mildred Miskimen
BIRD CONTROL IN CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES, John W. Nelson
1969 ASSESSMENT OF BLACKBIRD DEPREDATIONS ON FIELD CORN IN OHIO AND MICHIGAN, Ronald D. Ogden
BIRD DEPREDATION ON RICE AND OTHER GRAINS IN ARKANSAS, Robert A. Pierce
PHYSIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATIONS OF MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION IN THE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD, Dennis M. Power
PROBLEMS IN DEVELOPING NEW CHEMICALS FOR BIRD CONTROL, Edward W. Schafer Jr. and Joseph L. Guarino
THE ROLE OF BIRD MANAGEMENT IN FIRE PROTECTION, David E. Schneider and Michael W. Fall
RESEARCH PANEL DISCUSSION, John Seubert
THE AVITROL PROGRAM IN OHIO, Richard N. Smith
THE USE OF DETERGENT SPRAYING IN BIRD CONTROL, Richard N. Smith
BIRD HAZARDS TO AIRCRAFT, Victor E. F. Solmon
A MUNICIPAL BIRD CONTROL PROJECT, James Steckel
STATE REGISTRATION AND LICENSING REGULATIONS: A NEW PROGRAM (OHIO), James Steckel
USE OF AIRCRAFT FOR BIRD CONTROL, Vernon A. Vick
NATIONAL SURVEY OF BLACKBIRD-STARLING ROOSTS, John S. Webb and Willis C. Royall Jr.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF BIRD HABITATS TO DISEASE PRODUCING FUNGI, Robert Weeks
ORNITROL: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS, M. R. Woulfe
OUTLOOK FOR ORNITROL, M. R. Woulfe
1968
Fourth Bird Control Seminar Proceedings: Frontmatter & Table of Contents
REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS: Fourth Bird Control Seminar, 1968
Solutions to Problems: Concluding Comments, John R. Beck
UTILITY OF PYROTECHNICS IN BIRD CONTROL, John R. Beck
TO KILL OR NOT TO KILL : THAT IS THE QUESTION, John R. Beck and William J. Spitz
BASIC STATEMENT ON MIGRATORY BIRD TREATY, E. M. Bosak
STATUS OF BIO-SONICS IN PEST BIRD CONTROL, Gordon W. Boudreau
BIRD PROBLEMS AT MILITARY AIRPORTS, B. W. Brink
BAIT AND BAIT MATERIALS, Fred R. Courtsal
DRC-1339 IN FEEDLOTS, John W. DeGrazio
NEW MATERIALS FOR BIRD CONTROL, John W. DeGrazio and Philip J. Spear
CHEMICAL BIRD CONTROL: IDEALISM AND REALITY, James B. Elder
PEST BIRDS AND MODERN ARCHITECTURE, Michael W. Fall and David E. Schneider
BIRD MOVEMENTS IN RELATION TO CONTROL, Joseph L. Guarino
WETTING AGENTS AND THEIR ROLE IN BLACKBIRD DAMAGE CONTROL, Don Harke
ENTANGLENTS AND STICKY REPELLENTS, Ken Hayden
4th Bird Control Seminar -- INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS, William B. Jackson
Concluding Remarks: Fourth Bird Control Seminar, William B. Jackson
A CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION AND SURVEILLANCE PROBLEMS, Leroy J. Korschgen
COSTS OF NEW MATERIALS: THE MANUFACTURER'S DILEMMA, Dan MacDougall
ORCHARD BIRD CONTROL, L. A. Mitterling
FEDERAL LABELING STANDARDS FOR ECONOMIC POISONS, Paul M. Ochs