Two Oriental White Storks "healed from a serious illness" were released to nature in Daxinganling

　　China News Service, Daxinganling, September 1st (Gao Mingliang, reporter Jiang Hui) On the 1st, the reporter learned from the Heilongjiang Huzhong National Nature Reserve Administration that the administration had previously rescued two injured national first-class protected birds Oriental The white stork has recovered well and has been successfully released into nature recently.

　　The Oriental White Stork is known as the "Panda in the Bird" and is a national first-class protected animal.

At present, the two main breeding areas of the oriental white stork in the world are the Sanjiang Plain of Heilongjiang Province in the Heilongjiang River Basin and the Russian Far East.

　　"In order to ensure the success of the reintroduction and minimize the stress response of the oriental white storks, we conducted a comprehensive physical examination for the two oriental white storks and carried out rehabilitation training such as walking, predation, and flying ability, and 24 before the reinstatement. Fasting for hours without food and water to stimulate them to forage in the wild after they are released."

According to the relevant person in charge of the Heilongjiang Huzhong National Nature Reserve Administration, on August 12th and 13th, the Administration successively rescued two oriental white storks who had "stomach cold" and fell into the forest.

After nearly 20 days of meticulous care, the two eastern white storks have recovered well and have the ability to prey and survive in the wild.

In order to prevent their dependence due to long-term feeding, under the witness of the Propaganda Department of the Huzhong District Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Propaganda Department of the Huzhong Forestry Bureau, and many bird lovers, the bureau successfully released two oriental white storks. Nature.

Two oriental white storks were successfully released into nature.

Photo by Wang Haibo

　　The person in charge said that the release was strongly supported by the National Bird Ring Logging Center. Before the release, the researchers installed a globally-identified color ring on the tibia of the right leg of the two oriental white storks, and the tibia of the left leg. The global identification of the metal ring was used to monitor its later migration and survival.

　　It is understood that since its establishment, the Huzhong National Nature Reserve in Heilongjiang has received more than 30 warnings from enthusiastic people and rescued various wild animals.

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