(Part 1 of 2) A picture and music tribute to my favorite baseball team “The Boston Red Sox” done with much love and in memory of Poppi
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Bird Control In Athletic Stadiums
by Alex A. Kecskes
Several years ago, during a Detroit Tigers home game at Comerica Park, 60 or so herring gulls descended on the stadium, dive bombing players and fans alike. Were they after the foot-long hot dogs? The ketchup-drenched French fries? The roasted peanuts? No way. They were gobbling up the recently hatched army moths fluttering about the stadium lights.
While in Comercia’s case, it was moths that provided the snacks, more often, our feathered friends will settle for leftovers provided by fans. It’s a scenario oft repeated in open-air facilities around the country. A stadium’s geographic location can also contribute to the problem. In Comerica’s case, it was their proximity to the Detroit River and several other large bodies of fresh water that accounted for the speedy invasion of gulls.
Throughout the country, annoying starlings, sparrows and pigeons have stadium operators on alert as they
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