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Shooting rules to protect declining bird species
March 24, 2026
|Western Daily Press
CHERISHED species including woodcock, pochard and goldeneye ducks are to get greater protection under plans to restrict shooting of threatened wild birds.
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Pintail ducks are among the species to get extra protection from shooting
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The plans will ban shooting or extend the “close season”, when birds cannot be killed, for a number of species in Great Britain.
Under plans put out for consultation by the UK, Scottish and Welsh governments, restrictions would be brought in for woodcock, pintail, goldeneye, and pochard ducks.
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