On October 12, a commander and fighter of the Heihe City Forest Fire Brigade found a fallen owl cub while cleaning the camp.
The commanders and fighters conducted a preliminary examination of the owl, there was no external injury on the body surface, but the spirit was weak, considering that the owl chicks did not yet have the ability to survive independently, in order to better take care of the maintenance and adapt it to the wild living environment as soon as possible, the brigade immediately contacted the Aihui District Wildlife Conservation Station.
After the staff of the protection station rushed to the brigade, they checked the owl situation and told the commanders and fighters that it was a longitudinal-bellied owl, a bird of the genus Owl of the family Owl. It is found in Europe, northeast Africa, and west and central Asia. The upperparts are sandy brown or grayish brown and dotted with white spots. The underparts are brownish-white with brown longitudinal stripes, and the birds are resident. National Level II key protected animals, thank the firefighters for their protection of small animals, and promise to properly maintain the owl after bringing it back, and then release it back into nature after it has the ability to survive in the wild.
In recent years, with the continuous improvement of the ecological environment in the jurisdiction, the suitable environment has attracted many birds to come and breed, and here, we call on everyone to consciously participate in the protection of wild animals, so that everyone can contribute to jointly create a beautiful environment in which man and nature coexist in harmony.
Source: Heilongjiang Forest Fire Brigade
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