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endangered species can be used); (e) establish minimum standards to be used by the States for issuing their falconry permits.
Federal regulation of falconry is required by a March, 1972, convention between the United States and Mexico, which extends Federal protection to virtually all species of North American birds traditionally used for falconry. None can be possessed without a Federal permit. Some of the more common include the redtailed hawk, prairie falcon, cooper’s hawk, goshawk, kestral, and Harris hawk.
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