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	NSW Guidelines for the Pinioning of Birds \| NSW Department of Primary Industries
		The purpose of this document is to set out guidelines for the justification and humane method under which pinioning may occur in the exhibited animals industry.
		for nervous species, such as pheasants, pinioning prevents a startled bird from flying rapidly upwards which could otherwise result in the bird injuring or killing itself by colliding with the framework of the enclosure roof.
		Suitable candidates for pinioning are therefore those adapted primarily to a terrestrial existence, where the majority of time is spent on water or land feeding, resting or breeding.
	www.dpi.nsw.gov.au /agriculture/livestock/animal-welfare/general/guidelines/bird-pinioning (851 words)

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		This is done while the bird is still young enough for the bones to be soft.
		Pinioned birds are never able to grow primary feathers on the wing concerned and so are permanently unable to fly.
		The birds most commonly pinioned are those in collections of captive wildfowl.
	www.birdcare.com /bin/showdict?pinioning (73 words)

	Waterfowl of Chenoa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pinioning is required for all birds covered by the Migratory Waterfowl laws (Canada Geese, Wood Duck, etc.).
		The process of pinioning has been enhanced by the development of Chenoa Pinion-aid which originated at Chenoa and allows a bloodless transformation.
		In addition to pinioning, a Federal license and a State license are required to possess and/or dispose (sell) of birds covered by the Migratory Waterfowl laws.
	www.utm.edu /departments/ed/cece/waterfowl.shtml (2701 words)

	Guidelines for the Pinioning of Birds in NSW
		The purpose of this document is to set out guidelines for the justification and humane method under which pinioning may occur in the exhibited animals industry.
		Suitable candidates for pinioning are therefore those adapted primarily to a terrestrial existence, where the majority of time is spent on water or land feeding, resting or breeding.
		Pinioning of Megapodes must only be performed by a registered veterinarian.
	www.agric.nsw.gov.au /reader/aw-codes-welfare/bird-pinioning.htm (935 words)

	pinioning - definition by dict.die.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To disable by cutting off the pinion joint.
		To disable or restrain, as a person, by binding the arms, esp. by binding the arms to the body.
		``Pinioned up by formal rules of state.'' --Norris.
	dict.die.net /pinioning (57 words)

	Pinioned
		Clipping a wing is not the same as pinioning, a procedure done to day old keets.
		To pinion involves clipping the primary and secondary feathers of one wing, removing the bony part of the wing as well.
		Pinioning is a permanent one-time procedure, used mostly by hatcheries to confine breeding stock.
	www.guineafowl.com /fritsfarm/guineas/wings (272 words)

	House of Commons - Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Written Evidence
		If it becomes illegal to carry out pinioning except in certain licensed establishments, such as zoos, the gene pool of many species will be sadly diminished and breeding success will surely be jeopardised.
		Pinioning is currently mainly carried out by lay people who are dedicated bird keepers and we see no reason for any change.
		Very many enclosures containing pinioned wildfowl are much too large to be covered with overhead netting and where there are existing aviaries with free-winged birds, problems can arise.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200405/cmselect/cmenvfru/52/52we10.htm (519 words)

	Glossary - ICF
		Pinioning: An operation to remove the hand part of the wing, which permanently prevents a bird from flying.
		Pinioning is still a common practice at zoos all over the world.
		ICF does not pinion birds - we prefer to clip them - but many of ICF's cranes on loan from zoos are pinioned.
	www.savingcranes.org /teachers/kids/glossary.cfm (952 words)

	gbwf.org Forums :: View topic - pinioning
		Pinioning the birds so they will stay in the enclosure and not be confined to an aviary is the best solution.
		The huge bulk of them have wings where the primaries (the feathers on the part of the wing removed by pinioning) are only a small proportion of the wing area, as compared to waterfowl for instance.
		I have no doubt that with a little practice, pinioned peafowl would figure a way to clear 8 feet if they were determined to do it.
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	Mourne Game and Wildfowl Conservation Association
		Pinioning Wildfowl breeders often wish to keep stock birds in open-topped pens, which makes it necessary to pinion or clip their wings.
		The pinioning of adults is not recommended unless carried out by experts, but on downy ducklings the operation can be effected quickly and easily, the manus being removed with a pair of sharp nail scissors or, better still, an electric cauterising de-beaker.
		Pinioning adult birds should not be undertaken in summer when the scar may attract flies, nor should it be done during feather re-growth (for example, after pulling the flight feathers), or during the moulting period when arteries in the wing distend considerably.
	www.wildfowling.com /mournewa/managementafterrelease.htm (883 words)

	Comparison of Mute Swan Nest Sites
		Since the birds have all been pinioned it is impossible for the breeding pair to drive out other swans - deaths have occurred.
		Pinioning, on the other hand cuts the wing bone itself (at the human equivalent of the lower arm).
		It is an unfortunate accident of history that these decedents of European Mute Swans are thus not allowed to spread across the New World in the same manner as the humans who brought their (swan) ancestors with them to remind them of home (along with the house sparrows, starlings, etc.).
	www.mtwphoto.com /SwanSites.html (1331 words)

	pinioning - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		pinioning : Cambridge Dictionary of American English [home, info]
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		My friend had to be constantly on guard that she wouldn't tumble off her perch to the ground and cause herself serious injury.
		However, he would never have considered having a bird pinioned, particularly after his experience with this Amazon.
		I can understand a gov't not wanting non-native birds escaping and establishing a feral population, but given your own stats on escapees deaths (which I agree with), I tend to think mandatory pinioning is over-kill.
	www.animalrights.net /6480 (386 words)

	Mute Swans Vancouver 2002 Nesting Log
		You will not see such flight feathers in the Vancouver Mute Swans - pinioning is a legal requirement for non-native birds held in captivity in Canada - a forlorn attempt to prevent escape into the wild (there are many well established feral populations in Canada).
		Pinioning is a legal requirement for non-native birds held in captivity in Canada.
		In September there was an attempt to return the young swan to the Lagoon - she was attacked by the other swans and had to be "rescued".
	www.mtwphoto.com /VanSwanLog2002.html (1512 words)

	Quackers Wing Clipping (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pinioning is the best way to render a bird totally flight less if done correctly, not too short and not too long.
		Method A Pinioning is best done day after hatch, with the last joint of one of the wings clipped off with a sharp pair of shears.
		There will be little blood if any at this age, the longer you wait the more chance of bleeding on young birds because their little bodies are growing fast and need all the energy they have to grow.
	www.poultryconnection.com /quackers/clip-3.html (1012 words)

	The Beauty and Tragedy of Beacon Hill Park Mute Swans
		Pinioning is a surgical procedure in which a wing bone is cut.
		Fearing for their safety, Warren moved five young birds to Fountain Lake, where they were accepted by a resident pair sitting on infertile eggs.
		Pinioning is important not only to keep birds in a selected viewing area.
	www.islandnet.com /beaconhillpark/articles/115_swans.htm (1031 words)

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