Hebei Changli reproduced the "Roll feathers pelicans"

Great Wall Network · Jiyun Client News (Reporter Qiao Ya Correspondent Yao Weiqiang Zhao Zhihong) Recently, the Changli Gold Coast National Nature Reserve Management Center in Changli, Hebei. The bird species is recorded again in the year. As early as the spring season in the spring of 2019, the Changli Gold Coast National Nature Reserve Management Center recorded a roll of feathers pelican adult.

The Rongyu Pelicans recorded on September 3, 2022. Tong Yongli Photo

Liu Ye, director of the Wildlife Protection Department of the Forest and Cao Bureau of Hebei Province, introduced that the rolling feathers Pelicans are large -scale poultry and fish. The total length is about 1.6 to 1.8 meters. There are large orange or yellow skin sacs on the jaw. The flying feathers are black and the crown feathers on their heads are curled. The roll feathers are listed as a near -dangerous species by the International Nature Protection Alliance. In recent years, a lot of reduction in habitats and artificial hunting. According to statistics, the number of East Asian populations in the Rongyu Pelicans is less than 200. In 2021, after the "National Key Protection of Wildlife List" was adjusted, my country has upgraded the rolling feathers to the national first -level key protection wildlife.

The Rongyu Pelicans recorded on April 14, 2019. Jin Zhaoguang Photo

Jin Zhaoguang, deputy director of the National Nature Reserve Management Center of Hebei Changli Gold Coast, introduced that since 2020, they have focused on monitoring and investigations on the wetland of Qili Haihai Lake Wetland. As of now, 13 national first -level birds have been monitored, including black -mouth gulls, yellow -mouth egrets, big tadpoles, black -faced spoonbills, etc.; 32 types of birds with secondary protective birds, including Zhendan crow, Daji , White waistbill, white spoonbill, big swan, etc., and recorded all types of cranes recorded on the eastern China migration route, including red -crowned cranes, white cranes, white pillow cranes, gray cranes, sandhill cranes, white -headed cranes, 蓑 feather feathers crane. At the same time, the Qili Haihai Lake Wetland has been included in the nomination of nominations for the Chinese Yellow (Bo) Sea Migratory Birds (Phase II).

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