MBPM-11: Temporary Use of Certain Zip-tie Bands for Raptors Hatched in 2022 and 2023

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MBPM-11: Temporary Use of Certain Zip-tie Bands for Raptors Hatched in 2022 and 2023

MBPM-11 (2022): This memorandum authorizes the use of Service-issued blue or fluorescent green, numbered, zip-tie bands as equivalent to seamless, metal bands for birds hatched and banded under Raptor Propagation permits in 2022-23.

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