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Camilty Wind Farm 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 WWO: peak = 4 general, under WCA. BPC: peak = 7 WPC: peak = 4 Fieldfare WWO: peak = 100 WPC: peak = 40 BoCC Red List Legal protection: Schedule 1. Non-SPEC (secure - concentrated in Europe). >5 pairs OUT Part of winter bird assemblage at no more than District level importance. Gannet FA: 1 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’, peak = 3 BoCC Amber List Non-SPEC (secure - concentrated in Europe). 39,751 nests (confined to Bass Rock, East Lothian, over 50 km from Camilty) OUT Non-breeder – rarely present onsite. Golden plover FA: 1 flight, 0 ‘at-risk’, peak = 3 Qualifying species of Firth of Forth SPA, Ramsar and SSSI. BoCC Amber List Legal protection: Annex I. Non SPEC (Concentrated in Europe but with a Favourable Conservation Status.) 1,280 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 does not breed at Camilty and is rarely present onsite. Goshawk FA: 19 flights, 16 ‘atrisk’, peak = 2 BRS: 3 flights and presence observations (see Confidential Ornithology Legal protection: Schedule 1. Non-SPEC (secure). 28 pairs Lothian and Borders* IN Regular usage of airspace within site boundary presents theoretical collision risk, plus reported breeding in close proximity to the site by this species of high conservation concern. March 2013 12-28 ES Chapter 12 Copyright Partnerships for Renewables Development Co. Ltd 2013 © Ornithology
Camilty Wind Farm 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 Appendix;) Greylag goose FA: 27 flights, 14 ‘atrisk’, peak = 33 WPC: peak = 1 Species of European Conservation Concern, UK Species of Conservation Importance. Non-SPEC (Secure, concentrated in Europe). 1,364 individuals** IN Regular usage of airspace within site boundary presents theoretical collision risk. BoCC Amber List; Legal Protection: Annex II Schedule II Hen harrier FA: 3 flights, 2 ‘atrisk’, peak = 1 BoCC Red List, SBL; LBAP Legal protection: Annex I, Schedule 1. SPEC 3 (depleted, large historical decline). 2 pairs Lothian & Borders* OUT Non-breeder – only occasionally present onsite. Herring gull FA: 2 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’, peak = 9 BoCC Red List; SBL Legal protection: general, under WCA. Non-SPEC – Concentrated in Europe but with a Favourable Conservation Status. 15,650 pairs OUT Non-breeder – presence limited to very occasional flights over the site. Kestrel WWO: peak = 5 WPC: peak = 2 BoCC Amber List; SBL SPEC 3 (Not concentrated in Europe but with an Unfavourable Conservation Status. 1,200 pairs OUT Non-breeder – regularly present on site. Lapwing MBS: min. 1 territory FA: 4 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’, peak = 31 Qualifying species of Firth of Forth SPA (assemblage only), Ramsar and SSSI; SPEC 2 (vulnerable, concentrated in Europe). 12,500 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 March 2013 12-29 ES Chapter 12 Copyright Partnerships for Renewables Development Co. Ltd 2013 © Ornithology
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<strong>Camilty</strong> <strong>Wind</strong> <strong>Farm</strong><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 />
WWO: peak = 4<br />
general, under WCA.<br />
BPC: peak = 7<br />
WPC: peak = 4<br />
Fieldfare WWO: peak = 100<br />
WPC: peak = 40<br />
BoCC Red List<br />
Legal protection:<br />
Schedule 1.<br />
Non-SPEC (secure -<br />
concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
>5 pairs OUT Part of winter bird assemblage at no more<br />
than District level importance.<br />
Gannet<br />
FA: 1 flights, 0 ‘atrisk’,<br />
peak = 3<br />
BoCC Amber List Non-SPEC (secure -<br />
concentrated in<br />
Europe).<br />
39,751 nests (confined<br />
to Bass Rock, East<br />
Lothian, over 50 km<br />
from <strong>Camilty</strong>)<br />
OUT<br />
Non-breeder – rarely present onsite.<br />
Golden<br />
plover<br />
FA: 1 flight, 0 ‘at-risk’,<br />
peak = 3<br />
Qualifying species of<br />
Firth of Forth SPA,<br />
Ramsar and SSSI.<br />
BoCC Amber List<br />
Legal protection:<br />
Annex I.<br />
Non SPEC<br />
(Concentrated in<br />
Europe but with a<br />
Favourable<br />
Conservation<br />
Status.)<br />
1,280 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<br />
does not breed at <strong>Camilty</strong> and is rarely<br />
present onsite.<br />
Goshawk<br />
FA: 19 flights, 16 ‘atrisk’,<br />
peak = 2<br />
BRS: 3 flights and<br />
presence<br />
observations (see<br />
Confidential<br />
Ornithology<br />
Legal protection:<br />
Schedule 1.<br />
Non-SPEC (secure).<br />
28 pairs Lothian and<br />
Borders*<br />
IN<br />
Regular usage of airspace within site<br />
boundary presents theoretical collision risk,<br />
plus reported breeding in close proximity to<br />
the site by this species of high conservation<br />
concern.<br />
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