Talk:Mist net

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Additions

Hello all, As part of a class project my group and I are submitting changes/additions to the mist net page. I will be adding a section on specific uses and the advantages of using mist nets to include the following: • Mark-recapture for population sampling • Humane capture and relocation of small birds or bats in industrial areas, such as malls, warehouses, plant nurseries, etc. • Tagging and tracking • Testing the health of bird or bat species

The other members will be commenting with their suggested additions.

-Carla Ramirez — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wildlifegroup3 (talk • contribs) 15:48, 21 November 2011 (UTC)

Weird sentence

"Sometimes, a particular species can appear in the mist net often because they are easy to catch or the species enjoys being caught for various reasons such as protection or an easy way to catch prey."

I do not understand this sentence. Arcandam (talk) 11:38, 13 July 2012 (UTC)