Recently, the people of Bahrain Right Banner in Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia encountered a frozen brown bird on the road, and sent it to the local forest public security office in time after rescuing it.
After years of rescue experience in the forest public security police identified, this rescued bird is a national second-level protected animal longitudinal striped belly owl, alias small owl, small owl, oriental owl, ci monster, mainly feed on agricultural and forestry pests, small voles and so on.
The longitudinal striped owl has no obvious scars on its body, and it is considered that it may be cold and frozen, difficult to forage, and the hunger and cold cause physical weakness and cause it to freeze on the ground.
At present, the small bird longitudinal striped owl has recovered very well, considering that it still needs to be observed, it has been sent to a wildlife rescue station, and released back into nature after its wild survival conditions are ripe.
Forest public security staff said that if the public finds injured wild animals, they should still report to the forest public security in time and be treated by professional personnel.
The longitudinal-bellied owl has a chubby body, a pair of large eyes, bright yellow eyes, dark pupils, and a cute face. It is 21 to 23 cm long from head to tail, weighs 105 to 260 grams, is only the size of a palm, and is the smallest owl in the world.
The longitudinal-bellied owl has no ear feathers, the top of the head is relatively flat, and the eyes are bright yellow and long. Light-colored flat eyebrows and wide white hair stripes give it a hideous shape. No ear feather clusters. The upperparts are brown with white longitudinal stripes and spots. The underparts are white with brown spots and longitudinal stripes. There are four white or skin-yellow transverse spots on the shoulders. The iris is bright yellow, the corners of the mouth are yellow, the feet are white, the feathers are feathered, the claws are black and brown, and the birds stay. All owls in China are national level II key protected animals, CITES appendix II level.
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