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built to
honor an
agricultural pest. The
Monument consists of a
statue of a
woman holding a
pedestal with a boll
weevil perched on top. The boll
weevil (Anthonomus...
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include sunny perches near ravines, wood margins, parks, gardens, lakes, ponds,
around stream edges, or
canyons in
which males can
perch and
defend for...
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cryptic plumage and
mimicry to
camouflage itself.
These birds strategically perch themselves on low tree
branches during daylight hours,
cleverly ****imilating...
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larger sized pests in Australia. Ironically, many
early bounties were paid for the
extermination of
native species that were
considered a
pest to farmers...
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volunteer crops.
Introducing bird
perches and
providing habitats for
natural enemies are
methods that can be used to
prevent pest po****tions
building up. The...
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methods to
eliminate or
deter pest birds from landing,
roosting and nesting. Bird
control is
important because pest birds can
create health-related...
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devastating impact on both
native flora and fauna. The sanctuary,
surrounded by a
pest-exclusion fence, is a good
example of an
ecological island,
which allows...
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threat to the
ecosystems of Australia,
where it was
named "The Most
Important Pest/Problem" in 2008. In 1760, the
French zoologist Mathurin Jacques Brisson...
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place containing decaying,
moist organic matter. The
species is a
common pest around household drains, but the
larvae have an
important role in sewage...
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include the red
spider mite
which sucks sap from
plants and is
considered a
pest;
attempts are
being to
control it with
another mite
Phytoseiulus persimilis...