People holding a federal special-purpose permit may salvage eggs from some protected birds, but not from birds protected from taking or killing at all times.
A person with a federal special permit may salvage certain bird eggs, but not eggs of birds whose taking or killing is prohibited at all times.
The law allows a person to salvage certain bird eggs without violating this state ban. The permission covers eggs of bird kinds whose taking or killing is prohibited at some times, but not at all times. The person must hold a migratory bird special purpose salvage permit issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the cited federal rule. The activity cannot involve eggs of birds whose taking or killing is prohibited at all times.
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