3-202-16 Eagle Nest Take Annual Report Form

3-202-16 Eagle Nest Take Annual Report Form
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A Federal permit for take of an eagle nest authorizes take of eagle nests in limited circumstances. Nest take may take the form of removal, relocation, or otherwise temporarily or permanently preventing eagles from using the nest structure.

All permittees must submit an annual report using Service Form 3-202-16. The report must include any nest take, including any subsequent nesting attempts that were removed. If an eagle nest was relocated, the date and location of the relocation must be reported. Your annual report is due September 30. An annual report is required, even if no nests were removed.

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3-200-72: Eagle Nest Take (General Permit)
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