Примери за falconry

• Hawks and falcons were both used for 'falconry', their different physical characteristics making them suitable for different terrains.

• Captive birds that people use for falconry have, for the most part, been taken legally from the wild, imported under licence or bred in captivity.

• I understand that approximately 300 birds of prey are imported annually, nearly all for falconry.

• The pursuit of falconry must not be surrounded by excessive red tape.

• I do not expect ever to have as much spare time again as falconry calls for.

• This includes zoos and bird parks, falconry centres and members of raptor groups.

• The details of the falconry licences issued since 1983, showing the species of predator, and the number of birds reported as taken, are as follows.

• Little public comment has been made about the provisions in clause 7 relating to the keeping of birds of prey in captivity and for falconry.

• Licences are granted for the taking from the wild of peregrine falcons, sparrowhawks, merlins and golden plovers to use them as birds of falconry.

• I wish to make a special mention of falconry.

• But while we have falconry and it is perfectly legal, we cannot differentiate between the two types of falconers.

• I did not know that so many people were keen on falconry.

• Details of the number of falconry licences issued in the past five years and of the prey species involved are set out in the table.

• I am sure that those involved in falconry share my concern about protecting the species.

• The other point is that the practice of falconry with these small hawks needs special care.