25-03-2016 02:10 via alaskapublic.org

Fish and Game look to round up invasive starlings

The Department of Fish and Game plans to trap a flock of birds not native to Alaska that is trying to move in. The agency says starlings could cause big problems for humans and other birds native to the area. They want to get rid of the flock before their numbers grow.
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Starling (Photo courtesy of Alaska Department of Fish and Game)The trap sits near the entrance of Ben Walters Park near the northwest shore of Beluga Lake. It looks like a chicken run. It’s fenced in with one
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