In April, Xianghai National Nature Reserve ushered in the peak period of migratory bird migration, a large number of migratory birds stopped in Xianghai, the Jilin Provincial Forestry Public Security Bureau Xianghai Forest Public Security Branch increased the protection of migratory birds, and the awareness of the people in the jurisdiction to protect migratory birds was also significantly improved. Recently, the police and the public joined hands to rescue a national first-class protected animal red-crowned crane.
The big bird flying into the sky in the picture is a red-crowned crane, a national first-class protected animal, and a burst of cranes chirps through the clouds during the flight. Every year in April, a large number of migratory birds stop at the sea, but this red-crowned crane flies into the home of a villager in Tongyu County.
Tongyu County Tongfa Livestock Farm Zhang Mingjian:
I came out at about 6 o'clock this morning, I saw the crane behind the house, I bombed it and it didn't fly, and I didn't know what the situation was, so I called the Xianghai Forest Public Security Bureau.
After the farmer introduced, after he fed the red-crowned crane, it still did not fly away, afraid that the red-crowned crane would be injured and delayed treatment, so he called the police on the leaflet for the protection of wild animals. After receiving the report, the police of the Xianghai Forest Public Security Sub-Bureau immediately contacted the staff of the Scientific Research Department of the Xianghai Nature Reserve to go to the scene.
Xianghai Forest Public Security Sub-Bureau Police:
The preliminary judgment that this crane is quite healthy should be the conservation bureau's wild stocking.
The red-crowned crane is white all over, with a bare and featherless head, vermilion red, and black cheeks, throat and neck, which is very beautiful. The staff of the reserve confirmed that this red-crowned crane was one of the recent releases of their "artificial breeding of red-crowned cranes and wild release project", and due to the long distance of flight, it may have landed in the farmer's home due to food shortages and physical weakness.
Li Lianshan, chief of the scientific research section of the Jilin Xianghai National Nature Reserve Management Bureau:
This crane, which we put into the wild to breed in the sea reserve, has been released for more than two weeks, we have released a total of 6 pairs, and we can still eat, proving that it can survive in the wild. Next, we continue to monitor its viability in the wild.
Subsequently, the police cooperated with the staff of the scientific research office of the reserve to rescue the red-crowned crane. At present, this red-crowned crane is under observation at Xianhe Island in the Hai National Nature Reserve, and its vital signs are normal.