Are wee feeling safe yet?

[Buster121]

Don't think your wrong Murray but not just a chicken any bird is on the list, wonder if the townies need reporting as well

[worm]

When you do not need to register
You do not need to register psittaciformes or passeriformes (such as budgies, parrots, cockatiels and finches) if they are both:

fully housed in a dwelling (your home or another indoor structure)
with no access to the open air
You do not need to register an exempt bird to visit a veterinary practice.

If your birds are taken outdoors at any time, for example to be exercised, trained, or taken to bird gatherings or shows, they must be registered.
every other bird has to be registered

[Buster121]

Section 5: Details of the Birds Kept
List every species separately. Refer to the choices below this table
*Species)
*No. of
birds you
usually
keep
*Production details
State what the birds are
kept for. Refer to the
choices below this table
*Husbandry System
Refer to the choices
below this table
*Do your stocking
arrangements change
during the year?
If yes, complete Section 6
*Do the birds have
access to the open air?
Species
Avian zoo collection Psittacines (e.g. parrots,
budgies and cockatiels
Birds of prey (must also register
captive schedule 4 birds)
Chickens Ducks Emus
Geese Guinea fowls Ostriches Partridges Pheasants Pigeons
Quails Rheas Turkeys Aviary birds Cassowary Wild Birds
Other Birds
Here is a part I copied and pasted

Production Details
Hobby Breeding for egg laying Egg laying Breeding for meat Reared for meat Poults
Breeding Display Breeding for shooting Rearing for shooting Releasing for
shooting
Hunting/Pest
control
Showing Reared for racing Releasing for raci

[Buster121]

Some reason not copied same as on site as it is in a form format with the list in sections not as above