Form

Birds: licence to exhibit them without correct rings

From:
Natural England
Part of:
Bird licences
Published:
28 February 2014
Last updated:
14 April 2015, see all updates
Applies to:
England

Apply for a licence to exhibit birds that haven't been fitted with the correct close ring for competitive purposes.

Documents

Application for a licence to exhibit birds competitively without the correct close ring (A21)

PDF, 279KB, 9 pages

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MS Word Document, 140KB

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Details

You can apply for a licence to exhibit captive birds in competitions if your birds don’t have the correct ring.

You need to include:

  • why the birds don’t have the correct close ring
  • supplier details, import licence or permit number if imported
  • licence number and authority if the bird was taken from the wild

Licences are free. Allow up to 30 working days for a licensing decision to be made.

Document information

Published: 28 February 2014

Updated: 14 April 2015

+ full page history

  1. Updated application form and return form added.
  2. First published.

From: Natural England

Part of: Bird licences