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port or possess any golden eagle for falconry purposes unless authorized in writing by the Commission and the United Sates Fish and Wildlife Service, and may not ake, transport or possess any species listed as endangered in federal regulations published pursuant to the Endangered Species Act or unless similarly authorized in writing to do so.
(4) Permittee may not take, transport, or possess more than one raptor listed as threatened in federal regulations published pursuant to the Endangered Species Act of 1973, and then only with written approval by the Commission and the United Sates Fish and Wildlife Service.
R18.1-4. Transportation and temporary holding.—A raptor may be transported or held in temporary facilities which shall be provided with an adequate perch and protected from extreme temperatures and excessive disturbance, for a period not to exceed thirty days.
R18.1-5. Marking.—(a) An inventonr report shall be made to the Commission within ninety days of the effective date of this chapter (October 1, 1976), indicating numbers and descriptions of all raptors held in captivity, except those held for scientific or zoological purposes, regardless of whether the owners of such raptors intend to submit an application for a falconry permit pursuant to these regulations.
(b) No raptor may be lawfully acquired after the inventory report required by (a), above, is submitted unless the person acquiring the raptor first obtains a marker from the United States Fish and Vfildlife Service and attaches it to the raptor immediately upon acquisition.
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