[TN-Bird] Re: pending capture of white red-tail hawk
- From: Jon Mann <dback_jon@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Rconnorsphoto@xxxxxxx, TN-Bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 16:00:16 -0800 (PST)
Everyone needs to contact TWRA and let them know that
this is unacceptable, and the the permits should be
pulled.
Falconry is at best animal cruelity - something that
has no place in the United States. To continually
capture WILD birds for entertainment is barbaric.
Falcon populations world-wide, especially in Asia, are
threatened by falconry.
To capture an adult is even worse. The Red-tail has
managed to survive for a number of years now, which is
remarkable for an albino. Now some rich falconer
wants it for himself as a trophy, probably because of
it's unusual coloration. That is total non-sense.
What right does TWRA have to give a permit to capture
a bird that is a migrant? We have no idea where she
summers.
Please contact TWRA, and have them stop this!
Thanks,
Jon Mann
Rob Lane
Chandler, AZ
--- Rconnorsphoto@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Nov. 28, 2007
> I got the following note form TWRA officer and TOS
> member Tommy Edwards of
> Columbia:
>
> Richard,
> There has been a permit authorized to capture the
> albino red-tailed hawk in
> the hwy 96 area. I think this is the hawk you took
> pictures of. The capture
> will be to use it in falconry. You might want to
> let the TOS community be
> aware of this in case anyone has any thoughts.
> Thanks
> Tommy Edwards
>
> This is disturbing news to me. Not that I have
> anything against falconry as
> such, but seems like taking adult birds are the
> wrong way to go. Especially a
> spectacular old girl like this bird! She does more
> as a free-flying, regular
> winter neighbor, and has more value free than she
> could ever have as
> someone's captive for sport. Many people know about
> this bird and enjoy seeing it
> some-what tame, along Hwy. 96 in Williamson County.
> I'm sure the consensus of
> opinion from people who have seen this bird would be
> for TWRA to deny this
> permit.
>
> Richard Connors
> Nashville
>
>
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