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cormorantbusters [email protected] the number of cormorants in the uk has increased by 17 times in the last 25 years and the rspb do not see that this is a problem. but never mind i just read the nov 2nd 2014 mail on sunday, ha ha ha "a pension fund with a charity attached." what a ripoff, all you mugs that pay to be members must feel sick about now, you probably think that fatcat pensions for bankers are wrong, i bet you would all like to have the pensions that the rspb fatcat chiefs get, i just pissed myself laughing, see latest news below for more info. last site up date, 27.02.15 thursday 13th june 2013 hypocritical rspb admits egg-oiling, bird culling and nest destruction the rspb has today (13 june) published information relating to its use of egg oiling, nest destruction and the culling of birds. this is in response to a freedom of information act request made by the countryside alliance. in his blog the rspb’s martin harper admitted that in 2011/12 the charity obtained licences from natural england to kill three adult lesser black-backed gulls and destroy 76 large gull nests and also killed 292 carrion crows and 11 magpies under open general licences. the charity also said it oiled, to prevent hatching, 73 greylag goose eggs and more than 25 canada goose eggs and destroyed 195 barnacle goose eggs. the countryside alliance has also found out, through the freedom of information act request, that the charity obtained a licence in 2011 to destroy the eggs of black swans . countryside alliance director of campaigns, tim bonner, said: “in recent weeks the rspb has been highly critical of licences issued by natural england to destroy the nests of buzzards and cull gulls. they used highly emotive language to decry these activities, but now we find out that they have been carrying out exactly the same sort of actions. “the rspb’s use of the licence system seems to be perfectly legitimate and justified but looks extraordinary hypocritical in light of its recent comments about other licence applications. “if the licence system is correct when used by the rspb, then it must also be correct when used by other applicants.” also information about one of our fluffy human friends: brian may (queen guitarist should stick to music and shut the f**k up about badgers) find out that for £750 if you have a rifle you can shoot bambi on his estate! have a look at this report http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/cormorants/files/cowx_report_for_parliament.pdf this is one of the dozens of reports that have come out and although this one does at least confirm some of the damage that is being done, the conclusions are the same as all the other reports "more research is needed" question, how many bloody reports do we need before action can be legally taken? this is just another delaying tactic by european birdwatchers, we don't need another bloody report after nearly 20 years of them, we need a cartridge fund! so that we are all clear of what we are going on about. these birds are huge! in the first picture he says it was a fifteen pounder but i think it's probably only about twelve pounds, don't people exaggerate! (acctually he said some people say that cormorants damage fishing, but this one doesn't) not any more eh!! ed. in the 2nd picture the zander in it's beak is about a kilo in weight. this 2nd picture appeared in the sun newspaper on 13.11.08 and the size of the bird in the picture has not been altered in any way. the third picture is of one that died of lead and i include it to show that they are as long as your leg and just as wide! so now we know where some of these vermin are breeding, go to cormorants on bird island in strangford loch pbase.com there are 400 of the f***ers, 200 nests! this is somewhere to go for a walk in the spring with heavy boots on or have a rave there in mid may! in april 2011 in the daily telegraph graham madge from the royal society for the protection of some birds talked about the culling of monk parakeets in west london, more hypocracy. tony juniper from the friends of the earth, (yes you heard that right, the friends of the earth!) refered to these parakeets as "the grey squirrel of the skies" and mark avery from the royal society for the protection of some birds said "non native species cause problems for native wildlife across the globe" he is refering to ruddy ducks, and various other species of birds and mamals that are interfering with his prefered species. f*****g hypocracy raise the double standard ! here is a list i have compiled of the birds that the rspb either do not protect or actively harm that i know about : ruddy ducks, canada goose, lesser black backed gull, barnacle goose, greylag goose, carrion crow, magpie, black swan, and monk parakeet. if i find out about any more i will be listing them here. i am quite sure that the rspb will have very good excuses as to why these birds should be harmed (whilst telling us that cormorants can't be shot) in the daily mail saturday 27th september 2014 page 37 it is reported that the cull of the parakeet was costing nearly £1000.00 yes, one thousand pounds per bird. in the past five years there were 62 parakeets killed and 212 eggs removed from nests costing £259.000 !! it would seem that the protection for all wild birds in the wildlife and countryside act does not apply to this bird. in the daily mail dated tuesday 30th september 2014 in an article about threatened wildlife says that in the last 60 years the european eel has dropped in numbers by 80%, in fact just fifty were recorded in the river thames in 2010. this would not have anything to do with the hundreds and hundreds of cormorants living there on the river thames would it? december 2010 very cold weather, frozen lakes and rivers = starving cormorants, great, on one of our local roosts numbers have dropped from 45-50 to 13 excellent! 16 09 04. partial victory, finally law relaxed to a more realistic position. apply for a licence now, ring defra on 0845 601 4523 get shooting! i have a message for all of the (untrustworthy ones) wildlife trusts that are complaining about the proliferation of wells catfish in the hampshire avon valley gravel pits, i do not agree with spreading these fish around, they are not native, they grow very large and they eat everything. it is typical hypocracy from the wildlife trust to complain about a fish that will eat birds whilst they are doing all they can to encourage the illegally introduced alien, the freshwater european cormorant, it was birdwatchers that introduced the ruddy duck and they are bringing otters over from europe for release with no regard to the otter population that is already present. apparently this fuss is also due to the possible reduction in the sssi status, a reduction in this would reduce their funding, (they could get a lot less of our taxes!) almost all of the untrustworthy ones funding is from the european taxpayers, nobody asked me if i wanted to fund them. maybe a catfish could grow large enough to eat a ruddy duck, or a cormorant! remember ; a fish is far too valuable to be only caught once. please feel free to e-mail me with the sizes and locations of uk cormorant roosts / nests as i wish to compile a more accurate picture of the numbers present. i do not feel that the figures given out by the rspb are necessarily true, as since the rule change in sept 04 their figures appear to be lowering. it is not possible that so many cormorants could have been shot in such a short time. thank you for visiting this site. this site has evolved after many hours spent on lakes, gravelpits, rivers and estuaries, fishing, walking and observing the wildlife and birds. according to my hamlyn book of birds the cormorant is the largest fish eating bird in the uk. the cormorant is by far the most numerous of these fish eating birds and yet it still has schedule one protection, a status that is meant to be used for rare birds like the osprey, a bird that is smaller than the cor

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