I read an article in the recent Loon where an author removed a brown-headed 
cowbird egg from a nest. Brown-headed Cowbirds are protected under the 
Migratory Bird Treaty Act since they are native to North America. I want to 
remind folks that it is a violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act to remove 
and/or destroy migratory bird eggs from a migratory bird nest without a permit. 
Even though brown-headed cowbirds are thought of as nuisance birds by some 
people, they are still native and protected. In areas where endangered species 
are affected by cowbirds, cowbirds are removed, but under a permit issued for 
this specific purpose. Thanks,  Deanne EndrizziBurnsville, MN  
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