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Birds in Chinese Symbolism
Article published December 19, ; Last Edited August 01, The Canadian Encyclopedia , s. Article by Richard W. Peregrine falcon. Previous Next. There are some exceptions to these rules. You can also keep an animal listed on schedule 5 of the WCA if it was taken legally and bred in captivity.
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Animals listed on schedule 5 of the WCA have different levels of protection. If your animal is listed, you must check what level of protection it has and what you can and cannot do. How you register, and how long it takes is included in each licence.
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Registration usually takes about 15 days. You must not keep any wild bird or its egg or nest unless you can prove it was taken or killed legally.
You must get a statement from the vet saying the animal is unlikely to survive in the wild. You do not need to have a licence to keep a wild bird that was taken or killed legally, but you do need to be able to prove that you own it legally. To prove you own it legally, you should keep a record of when and where the bird was found or taken and by whom or a receipt if you bought it. You could be prosecuted and may have to pay an unlimited fine if you cannot prove that the bird was killed or taken legally.
You do not need to get a licence for a bird listed on schedule 4 of the WCA , but you must register it. This includes a wild disabled bird.
You must apply for a licence to keep birds that are classed as dangerous and wild , which is the ostrich and the cassowary. There are no badgers, foxes or squirrels on the island and we do not have any Magpies resident on Mull. Red Kite have been seen in autumn on migration and the occasional passage Osprey calls into Lochdon, most often in Spring and Autumn.
There is a small colony of Marsh Fritillary at Lochdon and at a few other areas. Whooper Swan drop in and stay only to rest and refuel before flying off again. In winter occasional Goosander fish in the pool by the bridge to Grasspoint. Other resident birds including, Meadow Pipit. Great Spotted Woodpecker is common and is often seen feeding at bird tables and on nuts in local gardens.
There is a Sandmartin colony at Gorsten 45 active nest holes in Porpoise are often seen in the Sound of Lorn from a Grasspoint vantage point.
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Otters can occasionally seen at Grasspoint and in the outer loch area. There is always the chance, after winter storms, of picking up a vagrant or rare bird from North America. The scrub areas hold Stonechat, Whinchat, Whitethroat, Willow and many other warblers in the summer months. And one again, keep scanning the horizon and hills for Raptors.
Migrating Osprey have been regularly seen in both spring and autumn in each of the past few years, opposite the Kinloch Hotel. Along both shores there are usually otters to be found and occasional sightings of Porpoise and Bottle nosed Dolphin in the loch. The scrub land around the shores provides good cover for warblers and other summer migrants including Whitethroat and Whinchat.