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Ecology, bioenergetics, and agricultural impacts of a winter roosting population of blackbirds and starlings / by Stephen B. White, Richard A. Dolbeer and Theodore A. Bookhout.

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White, Stephen B

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ArticleSeries: Publication details: [Washington] : Wildlife Society, 1985Description: 42 pSubject(s):

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QL1 .W51
SB996B43 W4 1985

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Journal	Research Library Journals	Non-fiction	Ser WIL WM-93 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		8045

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