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Date of this Version

Fall 2009

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Article

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Published in Human–Wildlife Conflicts 3(2):257–259, Fall 2009

Abstract

I observed very few vultures over the airfield after deploying the effigies, and vultures were completely absent most days. Hanging vulture effigies seemed to be effective in pushing the vultures farther away by denying them their observation point looking over the Coastal Plain near the airfield. This meant that their forage center point had been relocated far enough from the airfield that few individuals extended their range as far as the airport.

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