Poultry registration consultation

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    With the scant resources they have makes you wonder how they will ever make this work...there must be so many tiny flocks allover the place.
     
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    Its not just chickens, guinea fowl, ponds with ducks and geese, peacocks, racing pigeons, dovecots , any avian species not confined to a cage or aviary......
     
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    The problem I have, is our allotment site doesn't actually have an address. So when I went to register my flock, it wouldn't accept it.
     
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    Having read partially down the document it does refer only to 'captive' birds.

    Otherwise they're welcome to all our pigeons, masses of starlings and the odd seagull as I'm not going to register them :whistle: They all eat the food I provide so could be classified as being 'kept'. I may also try to charge them as dependants on my tax return :thumbsup:

    Oh! I forgot! :doh: I don't do a tax return :loll:
     
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