30.1.13


Chapter 13 Offshore Ornithology


Table 30.1.8 Potential Impacts Identified for Offshore Ornithology Receptors Potential Impact


Receptor


Construction Impact 1: Disturbance and Displacement


Red-throated diver Guillemot Razorbill


Impact 2: Indirect impacts through effects on habitats and prey species


Operation Impact 1: Disturbance and Displacement


Gannets and auks Value / Sensitivity Regional / Very High Magnitude Negligible Significance Minor


Regional / Low to Medium Negligible Negligible to Minor Regional / Low to Medium Negligible Negligible to Minor Regional / Low


Negligible Negligible to Minor


Gannet


Impact 2: Indirect impacts through effects on habitats and prey species


Impact 3: Collision Risk


Guillemot (Breeding) Guillemot (Wintering) Razorbill (Breeding) Razorbill (Wintering) Gannets and auks


Regional / Low


Negligible Negligible


Regional / Low to Medium No Change No Impact Local / Low to Medium Low


Minor


Regional / Low to Medium No Change No Impact Regional / Low to Medium Low Regional / Low


Minor Negligible Negligible to Minor Fulmar (Spring Migration) Local / Negligible


Fulmar (Breeding, Autumn Migration and Wintering)


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


Local to Regional / Negligible


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


No Change No Impact Negligible Negligible


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