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The EU Birds Directive applies to all member states, but individual countries 
can opt to derogate from some conditions - e.g. the UK has a general licence 
to shoot corvids and woodpigeons all year round.

Can anyone tell me - with chapter and verse, if possible, please - what the 
situation is as regards other member countries.  I gather France has ignored 
much of the Directive, and operates on some voluntary agreement.  Do some 
Scandinavian countries still cull goshawks?  Are any other EU states allowing 
shooting or live/dead trapping or translocation of any raptor species?

All concrete info will be very much appreciated, as also will suggestions for 
up to date printed/internet sources of data.

Thanks in anticipation:  Colin 

Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org

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