Protection of Birds Act 1954
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THIRD SCHEDULE Wild birds which may be killed or taken outside the close season
Sections 2, 6, 7, 9. Any wild bird included in Part II of the First Schedule to this Act. Capercaillie Coot Curlew (other than stone curlew) Godwit, bar-tailed Moorhen Plover, golden Plover, grey Redshank, common Snipe, common Snipe, jack Wild duck of the following species— Common pochard Gadwall Mallard Pintail Shoveller Teal Tufted duck Wigeon Wild geese of the following species— Bean goose Canada goose Pink-footed goose White-fronted goose Woodcock
THIRD SCHEDULE Wild birds which may be killed or taken outside the close season
Sections 2, 6, 7, 9. Any wild bird included in Part II of the First Schedule to this Act. Capercaillie Coot Curlew (other than stone curlew) Godwit, bar-tailed Moorhen Plover, golden Plover, grey Redshank, common Snipe, common Snipe, jack Wild duck of the following species— Common pochard Gadwall Mallard Pintail Shoveller Teal Tufted duck Wigeon Wild geese of the following species— Bean goose Canada goose Pink-footed goose White-fronted goose Woodcock
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