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Starling Control Program works to manage invasive birds for Okanagan farmers

They’re pesky black birds with long pointed bills that pose a major threat to the Okanagan’s agricultural industry.

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Starlings are an invasive species and are known to damage local fruit crops and force native birds from their nests.

But as Shelby Thom reports, a long-standing bird management program has taken a big bite out of the problem.

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