The effectiveness of pyrotechnics and egg destruction to reduce nesting by herring and great black-backed gulls ; results from a six year effort.

Olijnyk CG and Brown KM. 1998. The effectiveness of pyrotechnics and egg destruction to reduce nesting by herring and great black-backed gulls ; results from a six year effort.. Gateway National Recreation Area; New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. Brooklyn, NY

This paper 'evaluates the effectiveness of a six year management effort to reduce nesting by herring and great black-bnacked gulls at a colony (about 600 pairs) located on the Breezy Point Tip of Long Island, New York, 1993-1998.'

Type
Published Report
Authors
Olijnyk, Chris; Brown, Kevin
Date of Issue
1998
Publisher
Gateway National Recreation Area; New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Units
GATE
Keywords
Gull Management, pyrotechnics

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