Perch tree definition
Perch tree means a tree identified by the State Forester which is used by a bird for resting, marking its territory, or as an approach to its nest.
Perch tree means a tree that is consistently used by eagles. It is often close to a nest or feeding site and is used for resting, hunting, consumption of prey, mating display and as a sentry post to defend the nest.
Perch tree means a tree that is consistently used by eagles. It is often close to a nest or feeding site and is used for resting, hunting, consumption of prey,mating display and as a sentry post to defend the nest. 4.10 "Predacides" means chemicals used to kill or controlproblem wildlife. 4.11 "Region" means an ecological/geographic area that forms a unit with respect to eagles, e.g., Hood Canal, lowerColumbia River, outer coast and south Puget Sound. 4.12 "Sensitive" means any wildlife species native to the state of Washington that is vulnerable or declining and is likely to become endangered or threatened in a significant portion of its range within the statewithout cooperative management or removal of threats. 4.13 "Site management plan" means a legal agreement between the department and the landowner for management of a bald eagle nest or roost site. This plan may be a list of conditions on a permit or a more detailed, site-specific plan. 4.14 "Threatened" means a species that could become endangered within Washington without active management or removal of threats.