China News Service Xining, May 24 (Reporter Zhang Tianfu) A China News Service reporter learned from officials in Huangnan Prefecture, Qinghai Province on the 24th that a 1.2-meter-long national first-level protected wild animal Hu vulture was successfully treated and released.
It is reported that on April 13th, the maintenance staff of Maixiu Forest Farm in Huangnan Prefecture, Qinghai Province found a bird unable to fly in the corner of the canteen of a management and protection station, and reported to the forest protection team in time.
The picture shows the Hu vulture that has been released and recovered well.
Photo courtesy of Huangnan Prefecture Forestry and Grass Bureau
Forestry technicians arrived at the scene to check and found that this is a national first-level key protected wild animal vulture, which is 1.2 meters long and weighs 4.5 kilograms.
After inspection, this vulture had no signs of trauma, but it was unable to fly.
After that, the staff sent Hu vulture to Qinghai Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Center for rescue. After the relevant person in charge of the center passed a physical examination, he believed that Hu vulture did not have a fracture, which may be due to extreme weakness and mild dehydration symptoms and temporarily unable to take off.
It is reported that after more than a month of rehabilitation care, Hu Yujiu has basically recovered and reached the conditions for release.
After requesting the provincial forestry and grass department, it was agreed that the well-restored Hu vulture would be returned to the original place and released to nature.
The picture shows the extremely weak Hu vulture.
Photo courtesy of Huangnan Prefecture Forestry and Grass Bureau
A few days ago, Huangnan Prefecture Forestry and Grass Bureau Director La Quejia and Maixiu Town Party Committee Secretary Yang Jianjun jointly released Hu Gujuu.
Lachoga said that the forestry and grass sector should further strengthen its organization and leadership, do a good job in wildlife protection and management, and continue to carry out various forms of wildlife protection publicity and the study of laws and regulations, and hope that the whole society will care and support the cause of wildlife protection.
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