On the morning of February 8, the inland river police station of the Tianqiaoling Forest Public Security Bureau in Jilin Province released the "ordinary eagle", a national second-level protected animal that had recovered its physical strength, into the wild and released it from nature.
It is understood that on the afternoon of February 7, when Han Hanhui, an employee of the Tianqiaoling Forestry Bureau's inland river forest farm, patrolled to the vicinity of the Xizigou Forestry Management Station, he found a big bird at the foot of the mountain preying on a pheasant, and at the moment when the hunt was successful, a bobcat (also called a mountain beaver) suddenly sprang out to compete for prey, and the big bird and the bobcat immediately began to fight, in the process of the fight, Han Hanhui quickly approached the scene, while loudly disturbing the two sides of the fight, when Han Hanhui arrived at the scene, the fight was over, and the big bird was finally defeated. The bobcats take the pheasants away, and Han Hanhui picks up the big bird that can no longer fly and sends it to the management station, and reports it to the police station for rescue. According to the identification of Jiao Linwang, a staff member of the Tianqiao Ridge Bureau of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park Administration, this bird belongs to the national second-level protected wild animals, called "ordinary birds", is a medium-sized bird of prey, with a body length of about 50 cm, and feeds on small animals such as forest rats.
The police of the institute immediately conducted a preliminary inspection of the big bird, found that the big bird body surface has no obvious scars, showing a state of physical weakness, the police took pork to feed the big bird, after eating pork and full rest, the big bird physical strength also recovered, began to fly in the police office. On the morning of February 8, the police decided to release the big bird, and with the release of the hands of the police at the police station, the big bird returned to nature.
Forest public security reminds: the general public has the responsibility to protect wild animals, such as the discovery of injured and trapped wild animals, please contact the relevant competent departments in time, so that wild animals and humans can live in harmony under the same blue sky.
(Yan Yancai, Zhao Changyi, Li Minghua)