From Texas Public Radio:
Fireworks, drones, and habitat relocation projects are among the ways that Air Force biologists are fighting the expensive and potentially deadly problem of bird strikes.
The Air Force Is Trying New Strategies To Battle A Constant Problem: Birds On Airfields
Each year, bird strikes cause up to $75 milion in damage to U.S. military aircraft.
Kory McLellan, who manages the Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard program manager at MacDill Air Force Base, observes a double-crested cormorant near the flightline.
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