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Re: Golden conure
Posted by isabel on 2/12/09

On 2/11/09, Rick wrote:
> On 2/11/09, ISABEL wrote:
>> On 2/11/09, Rodney wrote:
>>> Here is the email addy of an aviary in South Carolina. They
>>> may have what you are looking for.
>>> [email protected]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/07/09, isabel wrote:
>>>> I need to find a husband to my golden conure!
>>>> I am located in MA ! does anyone know where should I
>>>> look for?
>> THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR HELP!
>> bUT THIS IS REALLY RARE SPECIE AND CAN NOT TRAVEL DO
>> OTHER STATE! iT IS AGAINST THE LAW!
>> THEY HAVE TO LIVE WHERE THEY WERE BORN!
>> THAT IS WHY ON MY ADD I MENTIONED THAT THE BIRD HAS TO
>> BE FROM MASSACHUSETTS!
>> THANKS.
>> GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
>> ISABEL
>
>
> Isabel,
>
> My apologies for having to correct your response, but you did not
> state the bird had to be from Massachusetts. You stated you were
> LOCATED in MA. As I am assuming many of us, myself including, did
> not know of the strict regulations attached to this Species, was
> most likely the helpful responses others gave to aid in your
> quest. Thanks for bringing this to light, everyday we learn
> something new.
>
> Attached is the Regulation information for acquiring and
> possessing these bird specie.
>
> Interstate Commerce
>
> The ESA rulings clearly note that there shall be no Interstate
> Commerce in ESA-listed species without proper permits. It is even
> illegal to offer such species for sale without an accompanying
> notice that a Captive Bred Wildlife permit (CBW) is required by
> the purchaser. Examples of birds presently under the CBW permit
> system are the Scarlet-Chested Parakeet and the Golden Conure.
> Breeders of these species may sell them within their state of
> residence without permits, but may not legally sell them across
> state lines without holding a CBW permit and without the
purchaser
> acquiring a CBW permit. A CBW permit cannot be obtained by simply
> requesting it. In discussion with permit holders, I learned that
> it takes a minimum of two months for the request to be processed
> by the USFWS before a permit is obtained. If some portion of the
> permit application is incorrectly completed, the permit process
is
> further delayed while a correction is made.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• Golden conure, 2/07/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/07/09, by GreyLady.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/08/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/08/09, by Alison.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/08/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/08/09, by Rick.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/09/09, by Glenda.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/09/09, by Rick.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/09/09, by isabel.
• Re: for rick, 2/10/09, by just me.
• Re: for rick, 2/10/09, by Rick.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/11/09, by Rodney.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/11/09, by Rodney.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/11/09, by Rodney.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/11/09, by ISABEL.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/11/09, by Rick.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/12/09, by For Dear Rodney.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/12/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/12/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 2/12/09, by Rick.
• Re: Golden conure/ Rick , 2/13/09, by Rodney.
• Re: Golden conure, 4/08/09, by Aysel.
• Re: Golden conure, 4/09/09, by isabel.
• Re: Golden conure, 6/28/09, by Darlene .
• Re: Golden conure, 6/28/09, by Tim.
• Re: Golden conure, 6/29/09, by pride.