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Shy Albatross x 2 on offer

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Subject: Shy Albatross x 2 on offer
From: Frank O'Connor <>
Date: Tue, 07 Jan 2014 11:29:18 +0800

Yes, technically it is illegal to pick up dead birds or animals without a permit. Having said that, I have picked up dead birds in good condition (and the occasional reptile) to give to the WA Museum. In practice you will not get charged if you don't have a collection at home (without a permit), and especially if you have a track record of passing the specimens on.

BirdLife Western Australia does have a permit to keep feathers, a few eggs and a stuffed Carnaby's to display at schools during our visits. Although thinking again, the permit is probably for Birds Australia Western Australia and so we should get it renewed.


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Frank O'Connor           Birding WA http://birdingwa.iinet.net.au
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