Predator scent and visual cue applied to nest boxes fail to dissuade European Starlings ( <i>Sturnus vulgaris</i> ) from nesting
Bradley F. Blackwell(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Bruce N. Buckingham(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Morgan B. Pfeiffer, Thomas W. Seamans(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)
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