Wildlife Bi­ol­o­gists Return to Counter the Crows

WATERTOWN, N.Y. -- Loomacres wildlife biologists returned to Watertown Tuesday night for crow hazing.

This is the sixth hazing this year, and so far, biologists say they've seen less crows compared to previous years.

They say the hazing is getting results as crows are starting to roost more outside the city.

"We've doubled up on our harrassment, doing two days in a row and trying to really intensively harrass them from the city," said Shawn Ferdinand, Loomacres Wildlife Biologist. "It's been pretty effective. We do two days in a row and you kind of get a couple weeks of not as many crows coming into the city."

To report any crow sightings in the city Loomacres Wildlife Management asks you to call them at 1-800-243-1462, extension 1.