"Comrade policeman, I just picked up this injured wild bird on the pedestrian street, I don't know what breed it is..."
At 7:00 p.m. before, a man of about 50 years old rushed into the police station of Jiangyan City Pedestrian Street with a small bird in his hand and asked for help from the patrol special police brigade.
The police carefully took the bird and put it into the carton, examined it carefully, and found that the bird's right wing was pulled and there were obvious trauma.
"Even if it's a bird, it's a life!" In the face of the police's questioning, the man refused to disclose his name, smiled and waved away.
Seeing that the bird's wound had blood oozing out, auxiliary police officer Won Lin took alcohol to disinfect it, "Don't be afraid, don't move, we are saving you!" "The bird is very spiritual, as if it understood, and obediently motionless.
In order to let the birds get professional rescue, the police contacted the Qinhu Wildlife Conservation Center overnight.
Early the next morning, the staff of the Qinhu Wildlife Conservation Center rushed to the police station. After identification, it was initially determined that the bird was a tabby ground plover, which may have accidentally hit something during flight, causing leg injuries after falling. Because the bird's wings were injured, it was unable to support its flight, so it was decided to take it back to Qinhu Lake for treatment, and then release it after its body allowed it.
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Tabby thrush (dōng) is a bird of the genus Diplodocus in the family Diplodocus, commonly known as tiger thrush, dōng, and tabby mountain plover.
The tabby plover is the largest of the plovers , reaching a body length of up to 30 cm and wings of more than 15 cm. The upper body is golden olive brown covered with black scaly spots. The underparts are pale brownish white , with black scaly spots in addition to the chin , throat , and mid-abdomen. The light-backed ground thrush and long-tailed ground plover are similar in appearance and plumage to this species, but are significantly smaller than this species, with no dark markings on the upper body and lack of gold.
It is widely distributed in Europe and India to China, Southeast Asia, the Philippines, Sumatra, and Java.