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Feathered Fridays: House Crow
This article is part of the Feathered Fridays series, a spotlight on different bird species found at your airports or aerodrome spaces....
Sam Lievense
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Identifying Bird Carcasses – The Intact to the Mangled
Bird strikes are an unfortunate occurrence in airports and other aerodrome areas. Bird strikes not only leads to the demise of the birds,...
Debra Yap
4 min read
Feathered Fridays: Brahminy Kite
This article is part of the Feathered Fridays series, a spotlight on different bird species that may be a wildlife hazard at your...
Sam Lievense
2 min read
Feathered Fridays: Purple Heron
This article is part of the Feathered Fridays series, a spotlight on different bird species that maybe be a wildlife hazard at your...
Sam Lievense
2 min read
Feathered Fridays: Large-tailed Nightjar
This article is part of the Feathered Fridays series, a spotlight on different bird species found at your airports or aerodrome spaces....
Sam Lievense
3 min read
Raptors! Which Species Are in Your Airport?
Raptors worldwide are attracted to airports. Airplanes strike all types of birds, but some of the most damaging bird strikes are from...
Sam Lievense
3 min read
Top 5 Places You Might Not Expect to Attract Wildlife In & Around Airports
Airport runways and surrounding areas can be pristine habitat for many grassland/prairie species. Raptors such as hawks and owls use...
Sam Lievense
2 min read
Winged! Planes Vs. Insects
Insect flight emerged 406 million years ago while the Wright brothers only took off in December 1903. Here's why insects can be hazardous.
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Why Do Birds Sit on the Runway? What’s the Attraction?
In an airport or an airbase, a runway is an essential component. What is it that attracts birds to airport runways?
Debra Yap
2 min read
Why Reporting Bird Strikes is Not a Bad Thing
The importance of reporting bird strikes and ways to evaluate effectiveness of Wildlife Hazard Management Plans
Bernard Koh
2 min read
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