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Camilty Wind Farm Table 12.16 Valued Ornithological Receptors at Proposed Camilty Wind Farm Site Species Recorded presence 10 UK conservation status and level of protection International conservation status 11 NHZ/Regional population (Murray et al. 1998), unless otherwise stated Scoping IN/ OUT of assessment Rationale Bullfinch BPC: peak = 1. WWO: peak = 6. WPC: peak = 4. BoCC Amber list; SBL Legal protection: general, under WCA. Non-SPEC (Species of European Conservation Concern) (secure - not concentrated in Europe). 2,240-3,360 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage at no more than District level importance. Crossbill sp. BPC: peak = 8 WWO: peak = 272 WPC: peak = 32 LBAP Legal protection: Schedule 1. Non-SPEC (secure, not concentrated in Europe). 5,000-10,000 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage at no more than District level importance. Curlew FA: 7 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’, peak = 7 MBS: min. 1 territory BPC: peak = 2 Qualifying species of Firth of Forth SPA (assemblage only), Ramsar and SSSI. BoCC Amber List; SBL Legal protection: general under WCA, Annex II/B. SPEC 2 – declining (concentrated in Europe). 11,450 pairs OUT Although a qualifying species of the Firth of Forth SPA, Ramsar Site and SSSI, it is unlikely that the birds observed during the surveys will have been associated with the designated site. Justification for this conclusion is provided below in relation to connectivity to Designated Sites. The survey data suggests that the species is part of breeding bird assemblage and is of no more than District level importance Dunnock MBS: min. 3 territories BoCC Amber List: SBL. Legal protection: Non-SPEC (secure - concentrated in Europe). 63,000 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage at no more than District level importance. 10 FA=flight activity survey, BRS=breeding raptor survey, MBS=moorland bird survey, BPC=breeding point count, WPC=winter point count, WWO=winter walkover 11 The SPEC (Species of European Conservation Concern) classification summarises the conservation status of species with an unfavourable conservation status in Europe. From BirdLife International (2004). March 2013 12-27 ES Chapter 12 Copyright Partnerships for Renewables Development Co. Ltd 2013 © Ornithology
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Table 12.16 Valued Ornithological Receptors at Proposed <strong>Camilty</strong> <strong>Wind</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Site<br />
Species<br />
Recorded<br />
presence 10<br />
UK conservation<br />
status and level of<br />
protection<br />
International<br />
conservation<br />
status 11<br />
NHZ/Regional<br />
population (Murray et<br />
al. 1998), unless<br />
otherwise stated<br />
Scoping IN/<br />
OUT of<br />
assessment<br />
Rationale<br />
Bullfinch BPC: peak = 1.<br />
WWO: peak = 6.<br />
WPC: peak = 4.<br />
BoCC Amber list; SBL<br />
Legal protection:<br />
general, under WCA.<br />
Non-SPEC (Species<br />
of European<br />
Conservation<br />
Concern) (secure -<br />
not concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
2,240-3,360 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage<br />
at no more than District level importance.<br />
Crossbill<br />
sp.<br />
BPC: peak = 8<br />
WWO: peak = 272<br />
WPC: peak = 32<br />
LBAP<br />
Legal protection:<br />
Schedule 1.<br />
Non-SPEC (secure,<br />
not concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
5,000-10,000 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage<br />
at no more than District level importance.<br />
Curlew<br />
FA: 7 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’,<br />
peak = 7<br />
MBS: min. 1 territory<br />
BPC: peak = 2<br />
Qualifying species of<br />
Firth of Forth SPA<br />
(assemblage only),<br />
Ramsar and SSSI.<br />
BoCC Amber List; SBL<br />
Legal protection:<br />
general under WCA,<br />
Annex II/B.<br />
SPEC 2 – declining<br />
(concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
11,450 pairs OUT Although a qualifying species of the Firth of<br />
Forth SPA, Ramsar Site and SSSI, it is<br />
unlikely that the birds observed during the<br />
surveys will have been associated with the<br />
designated site. Justification <strong>for</strong> this<br />
conclusion is provided below in relation to<br />
connectivity to Designated Sites.<br />
The survey data suggests that the species is<br />
part of breeding bird assemblage and is of no<br />
more than District level importance<br />
Dunnock MBS: min. 3<br />
territories<br />
BoCC Amber List: SBL.<br />
Legal protection:<br />
Non-SPEC (secure -<br />
concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
63,000 pairs OUT Part of breeding and winter bird assemblage<br />
at no more than District level importance.<br />
10<br />
FA=flight activity survey, BRS=breeding raptor survey, MBS=moorland bird survey, BPC=breeding point count, WPC=winter point count, WWO=winter walkover<br />
11<br />
The SPEC (Species of European Conservation Concern) classification summarises the conservation status of species with an unfavourable conservation status in Europe. From BirdLife<br />
International (2004).<br />
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