velvet scoter

velvet scoter

velvet scoter

chemical brown stain [ chemical brown-stain | kiln stain | brown oxidation stain | kiln brown stain | yard brown stain | brown stain ]

brown-headed cowbird

Brown Batavian lettuce [ Marseille cabbage lettuce ]

Brown Swiss

hereditary enamel dysplasia | amelogenesis imperfecta | hereditary amelogenesis imperfecta

common scoter

petite steak | small steak | beef chuck top blade steak boneless | blade petite steak

The Court found that by allowing the hunting of certain bird species, including velvet scoter (Melanitta fusca), eider duck (Somateria mollissima) and golden-eye duck (Bucephala clangula) in spring, i.e. prior to their breeding season.

Finnish rules do not respect these requirements. In particular, the Commission considers that the prohibition period in Finland for the hunting of certain common birds, which was recently extended to cover the period from 10 April to 31 July, is still not extensive enough to fully cover the entire spring migration and breeding season of these species. In addition, the Commission considers that Finland is not justified in relying on derogations to allow the hunting of certain waterfowl species during spring in certain municipalities on the southern coast of Finland and on the Aland Islands (for example, Velvet Scoter, Melanitta fusca and Woodcock Scolopax rusticola). This is mainly because ...[+++] there are alternative solutions to spring hunting and because the hunting is not restricted to small amounts.

According to the Commission's analysis, the Finnish rules on hunting allow for the hunting of certain species during the prenuptial migration and during the breeding period (e.g. Velvet Scoter, Melanitta fusca, Goldeneye, Bucephala clangula).