protected birds lol

have a look here lads got it off another site nothin sayin MR & MRS Sparrowhawk are a protected bird

did you forget something rene...............PMSL


THE LINK !!!!!

thought i had put it up here it is

http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/PDF/waca1981_schedule1.pdf

http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/PDF/pub05_birds%20of%20prey_chapter3.pdf

I think you might find it's the European Directive, see link above.

if thats the case lads u no wat to do lol i not gnna tell you ? haha but the old sayin kill or be killed its up to yous but they wont be comin here to often lads can asure you

gary, on renes link its for uk/gb, yours looks like the european one...........

on your link i notice where it says the sparrow hawk is protected, have you noticed it says the eagle owl is also protected.....?

It does mate and this is why the world owl trust kicked off with the RSPB, when they said it was unwelcome.
It also says in EU directive about threats the livestock.

so this is the rspb and government/MP cronies that are selectively choosing what rules to stick to and what not to........its strange when our government say they cant control imigration because they cant go against E.U. rules, and when they cant throw proven terrorists out of our country because they darnt go against the E.U. and their courts.............

Now you seeing the larger picture.
Also where sub species may come under threat by the growing populations, also there are also special provisions made for contractors, which means that there are licences available to control over populated species should they arise. But our government are refusing to issue them.
Also this is another reason why they are rubbishing any claims that their populations are affecting wildlife.
The sparrowhawk was regarded as a pest in the 50's and 60's, I wonder why?