Key Benefits:
| Chapter 1 | Scope of application |
| Chapter 2 | Frequing of birds, netting trees and so on covered by the Birds Protection Directive |
| Chapter 3 | The promotion of animals and plants covered by the habitats Directive, Annex IV |
| Chapter 4 | The promotion of animals and plants which are not covered by the bird protection Directive or the habitats Annex IV |
| Chapter 5 | Provisions common to protected animals and plants in accordance with Chapters 2 to 4 |
| Chapter 6 | Provisions for wild non-protected in accordance with Chapters 2 to 4 |
| Chapter 7 | Prenting of injured wild or emergency grac; |
| Chapter 8 | Complaction, punishment, entry into force, etc. |
| Appendix 1 | Freed feral animals, cf. § § 10 and 14 |
| Appendix 2 | Freed plants, cf. § § 10 and 14 |
| Appendix 3 | Leeches and snails, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. 3 |
| Appendix 4 | Species of birds covered by the Birds Directive, Annexes III, A and B, which may be traded outside and within the limits of Denmark : |
| Appendix 5 | Mammals and birds not allowed to be preserved if they are derived from the Danish nature : |
| Appendix 6 | Arts which must be cared for only by a person or company empowered under Section 30 (3). 1 if they are found to be injured or as an emergency rule, cf. ~ 30 (5)) 3 : |
Publication of the freeing of certain animal and plant species and the care of the harmful game, 1)
In accordance with section 30 (2), Paragraph 1, section 70, paragraph 1. One and two, section 71, paragraph 1. Article 89 (2) and Article 89 (2). 3, in the law of nature conservation, cf. Law Order no. 933 of 24. September 2009, and section 6 (4). 1, 4 and 7, section 6 (a), 3, section 12, section 49, paragraph. One and three, section 52, paragraph. 2 and Section 54 (4). 3, in the law of hunting and feral management, cf. Law Order no. 930 of 24. September 2009, shall be determined :
Chapter 1
Scope of application
§ 1. The commuting shall include :
1) The species of birds, which are in the wild state, have their natural stay in the territory of the Member States of the European Union, where the Treaty on European Union is applicable.
2) The mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians and vertebrates (invertebrates) as specified in Appendix 1.
3) The plants listed in Appendix 2.
4) The animals listed in Appendix 3.
Paragraph 2. The commuting shall also include mammals and birds that are exposed or escaped human custody and which have established willory, reproducizing stocks in nature, unless traditionally regarded as domestic animals.
Paragraph 3. The provisions on animals shall comprise these in all their life stages as well as for parts and products of these.
Paragraph 4. The provisions on plants comprise plants in all life stages and parts and products thereof.
Paragraph 5. The provisions relating to wild animals include mammals and birds, including migratory birds, which are naturally occurring in the Danish nature.
§ 2. The commuting does not include :
1) animals that are farmed farmed, cf. law no. 814 of 14. July 2012 on team of animals, or
2) animals bred in captivity and derived from animals which are legally acquired.
§ 3. The prohibition of the covered animal and plant species shall consist of the prohibitions laid down in Chapters 2 to 4.
Paragraph 2. The protection of wild game, which is not protected, is laid down in Chapter 6.
Chapter 2
Frequing of birds, netting trees and so on covered by the Birds Protection Directive
§ 4. For birds covered in section 1 (1). 1, the prohibition of intentional killing or capturing them, whatever the method used and to be in possession of live birds, is prohibited.
Paragraph 2. The prohibition in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to species species which are authorised to hunt or catch in accordance with the law of hunting and feral management, cf. Law Order no. 930 of 24. In September 2009 or in accordance with the rules laid down in the notice, 259 of 25. March 2011 on feral injuries.
§ 5. For birds, covered by Section 1 (1). 1, cf. paragraph 3, a ban on trade, transport for trade, storage for sale, offering for sale, sale, preservation or exhibition.
Paragraph 2. The prohibition in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall also include recognisable parts of or products derived from these birds.
Paragraph 3. The prohibition in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to birds in Appendix 4, provided that the birds have been legally killed or captured or otherwise legally acquired.
§ 6. The nesting of non-colonial birds shall not be set in the period 1. February-31. July.
Paragraph 2. The nesting of rovfugles and owlers shall not be set in the period 1. February-31. August, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.
Paragraph 3. The necks, black and red glens necks must not be cut down.
Paragraph 4. Hule trees and trees with spitting holes shall not be set in the period 1. November-31. August.
Paragraph 5. Digesvalereder must not be destroyed in the period 1. April-31. August.
§ 7. There is a ban on the importation of live birds of the species which at all times fall within the scope of Article 1 of Directive 2009 /147/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. In November 2009 on the protection of wild birds (the bird protection directive), from non-EU countries, unless the importer can document that they are reared in captivity. The same applies to the subspecies of these species, regardless of whether the underspecies are not naturally occurring in the Member States of the European Union.
Paragraph 2. The trade and distribution of live birds of the species referred to in paragraph 1. 1, only if the birds are reared in captivity. The owner of the Nature Management Board shall, at any time, be able to document the fact that the birds are reared in captivity.
Exemptions
§ 8. The Wildlife Board may allow the phasing-in of phasers.
§ 9. If a satisfactory alternative is not available, the Management Board may make exceptions in section 4 (4). Paragraph 5 (1) and section 5 (5). 1 to
1) respond to the danger of human or human health ;
2) the risk of contamination of humans or animals,
3) in response to the risk of air safety,
4) protect flora and fauna,
5) prevent extensive damage to building, crops, livestock, forests, fish farming or fishing and water areas ;
6) permit, on strictly controlled conditions, that inmate, possess or use certain species of birds in smaller quantities,
7) promoting research and training,
8) restore a stock, repostponds or farmed species of birds ; or
9) permit the collection or storage of specimens of species of birds in a limited and specified number and under strictly controlled conditions.
Paragraph 2. In decisions on derogations from paragraph 1. 1 shall lead to the natural authority,
1) the species covered by the derogations,
2) the allowable catch or murder means, or methods or methods ;
3) the conditions of risk and the circumstances of time and place during which such decisions may be granted,
4) the authority which has the authority to declare that the conditions laid down have been fulfilled and to decide on the means, methods or methods which may be brought into use within which borders and by which persons, and
5) the controls to be carried out.
Paragraph 3. In exceptional cases, the Administrative Board may allow derogations from the provisions of section 6 and section 7. Permission can be granted on terms and conditions.
Chapter 3
The promotion of animals and plants covered by the habitats Directive, Annex IV
§ 10. In the case of wild animals which are naturally occurring in the Danish nature and are subject to Annex IV, see. Annex 1 of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. In May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (Habats Directive), prohibitions are prohibited
1) all types of intentional incapsuction or killings ; and
2) the deliberate destruction or collection of eggs in the wild.
Paragraph 2. In the case of wild plants in the natural environment covered by Annex IV of the Habitat Directive, Annex 2, prohibition of deliberate plucking, collection, cutting, upgrading, or disrogation of a root or destruction.
§ 11. In the case of animals and plants, which are covered at all times, the habitats Annex IV or the list II of strictly protected species of animals and plants in the Convention of 19 shall be laid down in the field of the habitats Directive. September 1979 on the protection of Europe's wild fauna and flora and natural habitats (the Bern-Convention), the prohibition of storage, transport, trade, or exchange, offering for sale or exchange, transfer, preservation or display of specimens ; It's been collected in the wild.
Paragraph 2. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be However, 1 shall not apply where it can be established that the animals and plants are legally acquired before 1. However, in the case of the camille leaf, the gamille estates and the tacit must be at the end of the seventh year. However, as regards the lime najade, the thickness of the malerm, large firebird and moashings of the lime najade, the thickness of the thickness of the thickness and the m June 2002.
Exemptions
§ 12. If there is no other viable solution, the FDA may not prevent the retention of the conservation status of the conservation status in its natural range, derogating from the provisions of section 10, and section 11 (1). 1.
1) in the interests of public health and safety or of other essential considerations of social interest, including social and economic factors, and of significant beneficial effects on the environment,
2) in order to prevent serious injury, especially on crops, crew, forests, fisheries, water and other types of property ;
3) in order to protect wild animals and plants and preserve the natural habitat ;
4) for the purposes of research and training,
5) to restore a stock, reinstate these species and restock in order to do so, including artificial propagation of plants ; or
6) to permit, under strictly controlled conditions, to permit the collection or storage of specimens of the species listed in Annex IV of the Habitat Directive to a number of limited and specified by the competent authorities ; Government.
Offer
§ 13. For the safety of habitats, including raste and breeding sites, for animal and plant species listed in Annex 1-3 being listed in Annex IV of the Habitat Directive, the Natural Management Board may conclude contracts for the protection of habitats and grant grants, cf. hunting-and wild-management law to :
1) to improve and guarantee the habitats of species, including the recovery of animal and plant species ;
2) information on the site of life protection, etc.,
3) implementation of management plans for rare or endangered species,
4) research, training and monitoring ; and
5) other species-conservation objectives, including arrangements for the restructuring of existing legal operating modes.
Chapter 4
The promotion of animals and plants which are not covered by the bird protection Directive or the habitats Annex IV
§ 14. For wild animals referred to in Annex 1 but are not marked by underscore, there is a prohibition of deliberate killing or incapsuction, whatever method may be used.
Paragraph 2. For wild plants in the Danish nature referred to in Annex 2 but are not marked by underscore, there is a ban on the damage being damaged or removed from their adult location.
Paragraph 3. In the case of leeches and snails referred to in Annex 3, a non-collection is prohibited for business purposes outside areas where they are artificially incaptuated.
Paragraph 4. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 it shall be allowed for public authorities and public institutions to catch insects referred to in Annex 1 for scientifically purposes or in investigation purposes.
§ 15. For animals covered by section 14 (4). 1-3, the prohibition of trade, transfer, storage, preservation, transport and exhibition.
Paragraph 2. For mammals covered by section 14 (4). 1, a ban on trade, storage for trade and transport for trade purposes.
Paragraph 3. For live mammals caught in nets, nets or ruses, there is a ban on trade, storage and transport.
§ 16. It is permissible to collect the spawn of little aquatic salamander, scrubtose, butsnude seeds and green seeds for non-commercial purposes.
Paragraph 2. Eggs or ynor collected by paragraph. 1 shall be reexposed when the transformation into adult individuals has been done. As far as possible, they shall be subject to the collection point or, where this is not possible or compatible with the animal ' s intestines, in a different natural habitat for the species, so close to the original collection point as possible.
§ 17. It is permitted to collect steel, forest litigation, small water salamander, scrubtot, butsnude seeds and green seeds for subdisplay, dissemination and research purposes. As far as possible, they shall be subject to the collection point or, where this is not possible or compatible with the animal ' s intestines, in a different natural habitat for the species, so close to the original collection point as possible.
§ 18. The Viper can be collected and moved when it is made in the immediate vicinity of housing and estimated to pose a risk to human beings. Under similar conditions, viper will be able to be killed if there is no possibility of collecting and relocation.
Exemptions
§ 19. In exceptional cases, the Administrative Board may authorize derogations from the provisions of section 14 (4). 1-3, and section 15 (3). 1 and 2. The permit may be granted on terms of conditions.
Paragraph 2. Collection etc. shall not be required for collection, etc. covered by section 16 to 18.
Chapter 5
Provisions common to protected animals and plants in accordance with Chapters 2 to 4
20. It is incumbated to the owner or the holder of the animals and plants protected in accordance with Chapters 2 to 4, to prove that they are not taken from nature contrary to the provisions of this notice or originate from those of such a date.
§ 21. In accordance with the provisions of section 9 (4), 1, and Article 12, in exceptional cases, the Wildlife Board may permit the eradication of species of the animals and plants that are not naturally occurring in the Danish nature, which are considered to constitute a threat to natural species.
Exclusions
§ 22. The tents in section 5 (5). Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 1, and section 15 (3). 1 and 2 shall not apply to transfers, storage and transport of dead mammals and birds referred to in Annex 5 to the Museum of Natural History, the University of Copenhagen, the Museum of Natural History, the Natural History Aarhus, the Danish Jagt and Forestry Museum, Naturama, Fisheries and Maritime Museum, the Bioscientific Faculty of Food, Veterinary Medicines and Natural Resources at the University of Copenhagen, DTU Veterinary Institute or DCE-the National Centre for the Environment and Energy, Aarhus University.
-23. Regardless of the bans in section 5 (5). Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 1, and section 15 (3). 1 and 2 of the species of animals covered by the prohibition in these provisions shall be transferred and transported to, stored in and preserved by persons or undertakings authorized by the Environment Minister for commercial purposes ; conservatory activities, provided that they are legally closed or converted.
Paragraph 2. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be Paragraph 1 shall not apply to species listed in Annex 5, and where the animal is derived from the Danish nature, except where a derogation is granted for commercial preservation in accordance with section 9, section 12 or section 19 (1). 1.
Paragraph 3. It is permitted to retain and transpose legally preserved zoological products.
§ 24. Regardless of the bans in section 5 (5). Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 1, and section 15 (3). 1 and 2, the Member States of training and research institutions, as well as child institutions, are permitted to conserve fish, turtles, reptiles, birds and mammals not in or are underlined in Annexes 1 and 5 to the subcommittee of notification and of the child. mediate use.
Paragraph 2. Except for hunting species, moles, sores, and true mice, but not fire mouse, shall include the specimen in paragraph 1. 1 of the said preservatives did not mention the extraction and the scrapping of the preservation.
Paragraph 3. Products that are preserved in accordance with paragraph 1 1, may not be traded or transferred.
Chapter 6
Provisions for wild non-protected in accordance with Chapters 2 to 4
§ 25. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to :
1) Far out, for which hunting time after hunting and game management law is established.
2) Wild, covered by the notice of feral injuries, other than the moles, the sores and the true mice, but not the fire mouse.
SECTION 26. There is a ban on inception in the wild game, which is covered by Section 25.
§ 27. Trade in and transporting mammals covered by Section 25 shall be permitted provided that they are legally closed or brought into circulation.
Paragraph 2. Trade in and dispatch of live wild game, which is subject to section 25, may be subject only to the authorisation of the Fish and Wildlife Wildlife Authority.
§ 28. The purchaser of a commercial buyer must be able to document what in the last two years has been bought and from whom for the purposes of the natural management.
Chapter 7
Prenting of injured wild or emergency grac;
§ 29. In addition to the provisions of Chapters 2 to 4, the emergency or emergency number of the emergency may be discarded for the purpose of re-launching. I want rerelease to be made as soon as it is estimated that the wildness can take care of itself.
Paragraph 2. Where care is not to be taken to be able to lead to relaunching within a period of six months, the game shall be killed as quickly as possible.
Paragraph 3. The reensuing of the injury to the species of wild or in distress shall be as far as possible to the original habitat of the species.
Paragraph 4. In exceptional cases, the Administrative Board may authorize derogations from the provisions of paragraph 1. 1 and 2. The permit may be granted on terms of conditions.
-$30. The nature of the nature of the nature of the natural authority may be used by a person and a company to take care of wild or emergency medical care.
Paragraph 2. Persons or undertakings authorised to keep birds and mammals under rules granted in accordance with section 6 of the law on hunting and feral management may not be authorized to take care of any emergency or emergency rule in accordance with paragraph 6. 1.
Paragraph 3. Own wild or emergency grains of the species listed in Annex 6 which are not immediately killed must be cared for only by a person or undertaking empowered in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.
§ 31. The Board of Wildlife may withdraw the authorization after paragraph 30 (3). 1 if the rules of law on hunting and game management or the rules laid down in accordance with the law are not complied with. The same shall apply where the nature of the Services Board considers that it is no longer appropriate to maintain the authorization.
Chapter 8
Complaction, punishment, entry into force, etc.
§ 32. The Fish and Wildlife Board shall ensure compliance with this notice, including compliance with the terms and conditions laid down in derogations and authorisations.
§ 33. The decisions of the nature of nature cannot be complained to other administrative authorities.
§ 34. Unless more stringent penalties have been imposed on other legislation, penalties shall be punished by fine ;
1) in violation of section 4 (4). Paragraph 5, section 5. One, section 6, section 7, paragraph 7. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. TWO, ONE. pkt., section 10, section 11, paragraph 1. Paragraph 1, section 14, section 15, section 26, section 27 and section 29 (4). 1-3,
2) fails to fulfil documentation obligations under Clause 7, § 20 and § 28, or
3) are in violation of decisions taken in accordance with the notice.
Paragraph 2. If the yield not confiscated resulting from the infringement proceedings shall be taken in particular in respect of the amount of the amount of the obtained or intended financial gain.
Paragraph 3. The sentence may go to prison for up to a period if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and if there is a breach of the infringement proceedings ;
1) caused significant damage to the interests of the protection of nature, cf. Law Order no. 933 of 24. September 2009, section 1 (1). 1 and 2, or law of hunting and game management, cf. Law Order no. 930 of 24. September 2009, section 1 (1). 1, designed to protect or induced danger, or
2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in the case of savings.
$35. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.
§ 36. Provisions in respect of peace decisions and similar provisions for the conservation of animals and plants covered by this notice shall be in force to the extent that they do not conflict with the rules in this notice.
Paragraph 2. This notice does not make any changes to the provisions of publication No 1. 84 of 23. 1 January 2002 on the protection of wild fauna and flora by checking trade thereto (Washingtonventionen/CITES).
§ 37. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. April 2013.
Paragraph 2. Publication no. 901 of 11. July 2007 on the fretting of certain animal and plant species, etc., capturing and trading in the wild and the care of the injured game is deleted.
The Ministry of Environment, the 19th. March 2013
Ida Auken
/ Sven Koefoed-Hansen
Appendix 1
Freed feral animals, cf. § § 10 and 14
The species indicated are listed in Annex IV of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (Habitats Directive). The types of species which are currently naturally occurring in Denmark are :
Mammals
Birkemus (Sicista betulina)
Hasselmus (Muscardinus avellanarius)
Otter (Lutra lutra)
Whales (Cetacea) spp. ) all species,
Bat bats (Microchiroptera spp. ), all species
Wolf (Canis lupus)
Crustaceans and paddles
Wildlife reptiles and paddles other than those which are not naturally occurring in the Danish nature and which are considered to constitute a threat to natural species are protected. This is true, whether they are to have established themselves in the natural habitat of viable stocks or by accident.
Crosscans
Viper (Vipera berus)
Marklizard (Lacerta agilis)
Forest lizard ( Lacerta vivipara)
Snog (Natrix natrix)
Stålorm (Angui fragilis)
Padder
Bjergsalamander (Triturus alpestris)
Butsnuit seed (Rana temporaria)
Green Broken tudse (Bufo viridis)
Green seeds (Rana esculenta)
Clock seeds (Bombina bombina)
Latterseeds (Rana ridibunda)
Water salamander (Triturus vulgaris)
Liar seeds (Pelobates fuscus)
Vacuum (Hyla arborea)
Rubtudse (Bufo bufo)
Spice-snipped frog (Rana arvalis)
Springseed (Rana dalmatina)
Large Water Salamander (Triturus cristatus)
Strandtudse (Bufo calamita)
Fish
Chestingle (Coregonus oxyrhynchus)
Hirtless animals (invertebrates)
Cars
Widred water calf (Dytiscus latissimus)
Eghjort (Lucanus cervus)
Emit (Osmoderma eremita)
Light skivewater calf (Graphoderus bilineatus)
Dragonfly
Green mosaic dragonfly (Aeshna viridis)
Green Refunds (Ophiogomphus cecilia)
Large churgout (Leucorrhinia pectoralis)
Butterflies
Herorandeye (Coenonympha hero)
Heat force (Euphydrias aurinia)
Mnemoview (Parnassius mnemosight)
Nightlight swords ( Proserpinus proserpina ()
Black-spotted blue-bird (Maculinea arion)
Big fire bird. (Lycaena dispar)
Mussels
Floor Perlemus (Margaritifera margaritifera)
Tykbald malermusling (Unio crassus)
Appendix 2
Freed plants, cf. § § 10 and 14
The species indicated are listed in Annex IV of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (Habitats Directive).
Plants
Ulveft
Mountain-Wolf Foot (Lycopodium alpinum)
Brasenborn
Yellow green brasenmeat (isoëtes echinospora)
Brains
Single Meter Out (Botrychium simplex)
Hjorty Young (Phyllitis scolar endrium)
Chamilleleaf modernude (Botrychium matricariifolium)
Kongebrain (Osmunda regalis)
Radar-species (Asplenium) spp . ) all species,
Shield-borne count (Polystichum aculeatum)
Stiltlunchtime (Botrychium multifidum)
Enkimbladed floral plants
Blue iris (Iris spuria)
Copts of ecopoints (Anthericum spp. ()
Fruit shoes (Cypripedium calceolus)
Liden najade (Najas flexilis)
Mygflower (Liparis loesdii)
Orchids (Orchidaceae spp. () , all species
Waterranke (Luronium natans)
Toimbladed floral plants
Blegblue anemone (Anemone apennina)
Yellow rock vomit (Saxifraga hirculus)
GychQuaker Species (Orobanchaceae spp. ), all species
Horse tongue (Mertensia maritima)
Sky Blue Pherb (Pulmonaria angustifolia)
Physic Stokrose (Althea officinalis)
Melet Cooperates (Primua farinosa)
Mose-Mail (Ledum palustre)
Scottish loaesque (Ligusticum scoticum)
Storyflowed brunelle (Prunella grandiflora)
Vår-kobjelelde (Pulsatilla vernalis)
Appendix 3
Leeches and snails, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. 3
Medical leech (Hirudo medialis)
Wine Mountains (Helix pomatia)
Appendix 4
Species of birds covered by the Birds Directive, Annexes III, A and B, which may be traded outside and within the limits of Denmark :
Agerharne (Perdix perdix)
US marksman (Oxyura jamaicensis)
Canadaglock (Branta candensis)
Fasan (Phasianus colchicus)
Graygoose ( Anser deem)
Grayand (Anas platyrhynchos)
Krikand (Anas crecca)
Nilgoose (Alopochen aEgyptiaca)
Ringpigeon (Columba Palumbus)
Skovpppe (Scolopax rusticola)
Appendix 5
Mammals and birds not allowed to be preserved if they are derived from the Danish nature :
Mammals
Birkemus (Sicista betulina)
Hasselmus (Muscardinus avellanarius)
Whales (Cetacea) excluding guinea pigs (Phocoena phocoena)
Otter (Lutra lutra
Bat bats (Microchiroptera spp . ) all species,
Birds
Rovbirds
Blue Cavehawk (Circus cyaneus)
Dwargfalk (Falcon columbarius)
Fishing eagle (Pandion haliaetus)
Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)
Hedehawk (Circus pygargus)
Hunting falcon (Falco rusticolus)
Kongörn (Aquila chrysaetos
Church owl (Athena noctua)
Mosehorodgle (Asio flammeus)
Learkefalk (Falco subbuteo)
Red glente (Milvus milvus)
Large horrone (Bubo bubo)
Snake Eagle (Circaetus gallicus)
Water refalcon (Falco pereLaughing)
Other birds
Bieater (Merops apiaster)
Ellecrow (Coracias garrulus)
The Dwarders (Sterna albifrons)
White stork (Ciconia ciconia)
Hie bird (Upupa epops)
Høgesregrets (Sylvia nisoria)
Rørdrum (Botaurus stellaris)
The Sandts (Sterna nilotica)
Sortes (Chilidonias nigs)
Skestork (Platalea)
Black Stork (Ciconia nigra)
Tinkswith (Tringa Glareola)
Trane (Grus gravel)
Pirol (Oriolus oriolus)
Appendix 6
Arts which must be cared for only by a person or company empowered under Section 30 (3). 1 if they are found to be injured or as an emergency rule, cf. ~ 30 (5)) 3 :
Bat (Chiroptera spp. () , all species
Whales (Cetacea spp. () , all species
Called calves of crowned animals, canned animals and cizas (Cervus ()
Lame of deer ( Capreolus capreolus ()
Otter (Lutra lutra)
Seals (Phocidae spp . () , all species
Wolf (Canis Lupus)
Birds
Bieater (Merops apiaster)
Ellecrow (Coracias garrulus)
Single-kid (Crex crex)
Hie bird (Upupa epops)
Høgesregrets (Sylvia nisoria)
White stork (Ciconia ciconia)
White chest pre-text (Charadrius alexandrinus)
Isbird (Alcedo atthis)
Rørdrum (Botaurus stellaris)
Rovbirds (Accipitriformes spp. () , all species
The Rovters (Sterna caspia)
The Sandts (Sterna nilotica)
Black Stork (Ciconia nigra)
Sortes (Chlidonias nigs)
Trane (Grus gravel)
owls (Strigiformes spp. () , all species
1) The announcement contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2009 /147/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. In November 2009 on the protection of wild birds (the Birds Protection Directive), EU Official Journal 2010, nr. L 20, s. 7, and parts of Council Directive 92 /43/EEC of 21. May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora (EC Habitats Directive), EC Title 1992, nr. L 206, s. Directive 7, as last amended by Council Directive 2006 /105/EC of 20. This is November 2006, 2006 EU Official Journal. L 363, p. 368.
