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Patrick
I was wondering if this Safari is in Canada.
I read somewhere that Canada will allow you to use the molted Flamingo feathers
for certain things. Let me know if you do find out something
different there. I called our Rhode Island Fish and Wildlife and
they were flocking them into the Migratory Birds (I have yet to see a wild
Flamingo in Rhode Island). They can never answer my questions on the
first call. They always have to call me back and I'm not sure they are
always interpreting CITES correctly. I usually have to check at least
three sources on birds and they are all confused. It seems that each
state also has different rules regarding the birds and animals. Try
reading the CITES site sometime just for fun. It boggles my
mind. I'm not even sure how up to date they keep it. Look
forward to hearing what you find out. As far as I could tell there were
only a few protected species of flamingo and I don't remember what categories
they were in. I was thinking until I called the state that they would
probably be safe to use these feathers (they were a pretty common captive
flamingo). After talking with them I didn't want to get the feathers for
fear my friend in Mexico may also get in serious trouble if they were reading it
correctly. I really don't want to mess with questionable feathers. I
just really wish I could find a more knowledgeable source to answer my
questions.
Deb
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- [VFB] Feathers Steve Brettell
- Re: [VFB] Feathers Deborah Duran
- Re: [VFB] Feathers Patrick
- RE: [VFB] Feathers Deborah Duran
- RE: [VFB] Feathers William Bailey
- [VFB] feathers Patrick
- Re: [VFB] feathers Deborah Duran
