The origin and origin of the Bird Festival, the introduction of the Bird Festival

In order to popularize the knowledge of bird love and improve people's understanding of bird protection, many countries in the world have stipulated bird love days, bird festivals or bird love weeks and bird months according to their seasonal climate. In 1981, the Ministry of Forestry and other 8 departments approved the report on strengthening bird protection and implementing the agreement on the protection of migratory birds between China and Japan, requiring all provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions to conscientiously implement it, and determined that one week from April to early May each year is the "Bird Week", during which various publicity and education activities are carried out. Due to the vast territory of China and the different climates in the north and south, the time of the bird week selected by each province, municipality and autonomous region is also different.

By the end of 1983, 28 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions had chosen the date for the "Bird Week".

Have you noticed in our lives that there are other birds besides crows and sparrows? Have you noticed that the color of the crow's feathers is really pure black? Have you noticed any interesting facts about the birds around you?

First of all, there is a vivid picture in our eyes, every time we go on a trip or business trip, or even take a walk in the yard, we carry a small telescope with me, looking for the figure of the bird at any time, observing the movement of the bird, and listening to the bird's call. At this time, we realized that there are many lovely birds around us, not only crows and sparrows, but also great magpies, gray magpies, woodpeckers, eagles and swallows. As the seasons change, so do the birds.

In the spring and summer season, swifts hover in the air happily, and house swallows and golden-rumped swallows also fly in the air; High in the sky, there are flocks of night herons coming and going, and pond herons are busy foraging in the rice fields; The willow warblers in the trees sang cheerful songs, and the big, silver-throated long-tailed, and brown-headed duck finches also contended with each other; Gray-headed green and spotted are busy catching insects; In the low bushes, you can see the northern redstart (qú, the name of the bird [myna], with a small body, a long tail, a short, pointed beak, and beautiful plumage. For example: 鸲鹆, qúyù (also known as "starling", the whole body is black, the head and back are slightly green, and can imitate human speech); The beautiful figure of the robin-eye (鞲鹆眼), the red-flanked blue-tailed robin, and the blue song robin.

In the autumn and winter season, flocks of peacebirds come to Beijing from Siberia and stand on the branches of tall trees in flocks, facing the sun and chirping, bringing beautiful "wind chimes". Flocks of larks on the meadow rise from the ground and fly straight into the sky; The grey crane flew in from the north with his children; Beautiful whooper swans forage for food on a lake away from people and more. With these cute little elves, the natural world is more vivid in our eyes. Once, at home, I suddenly heard the cries of magpies in the yard, as if it were a chorus.

What happened? We hurried out of the house, only to see dozens of magpies hurrying by, and after a while they flew back again, and then we saw an eagle being chased by them and flying around in the air. The eagle was so tired that it had just landed on a tree to rest, and before it could stand still, the magpies screamed and flew straight at it, and the eagle hurriedly took off and fled in a hurry.

It was a wonderful scene of seeing with our own eyes the heroic struggle of the weakest animals in nature against the ferocious eagle to defend their territory.

Everything that is beautiful comes from a free life. One can make a taxidermy of a lifeless bird, or you can make a tape of the bird's call. However, all this can only be called the "shadow" of the bird......

A whole new way to enjoy nature – bird watching.

International Bird Day is celebrated on 1 April every year.

Birds and humans have been close friends since ancient times. Since the emergence of human beings on the earth, they have established a brotherly relationship with birds in the struggle for survival and development of nature, and have formed an indissoluble bond with birds in production and life.

The World Convention for the Protection of Beneficial Birds stipulates that April 1 of each year is the "International Day for Bird Lovers", and many countries in the world have also set up Bird Love Day, Bird Day or Bird Week and Bird Month according to their seasonal climate in order to popularize bird love knowledge and improve people's awareness of bird protection.

Yiniao Conservation in China.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, a series of laws, regulations, general orders and measures were promulgated to love and protect birds and protect birds in accordance with the law. In 1952, the people of Northeast China issued the first local hunting regulation in New China, "Interim Measures for the Management of Hunting in Northeast China", which pointed out: "It is strictly forbidden to hunt birds and beasts that are beneficial to forests and crops or that are in urgent need of multiplication."

In 1958, the first notice made it clear that the forestry department was responsible for the management and hunting of wild animals in the country; In 1960, the Ministry of Forestry put forward the policy of "strengthening resource protection, actively breeding and domesticating, and rational hunting and utilization".

The September 1962 Directive on the Active Protection and Rational Utilization of Wildlife Resources affirmed the principle of "protecting, retaining, and hunting at the same time," and stipulated that 15 of the 83 species of wild animals under state protection include birds.

In April 1983, the General Order on the Strict Protection of Precious and Rare Wild Animals stipulated that dozens of species of birds, including brown pheasants, pheasants, red-crowned cranes, white cranes, black-necked cranes and crested ibises, were precious and rare species and must be strictly protected.

In June 1985, the Ministry of Forestry promulgated the Measures for the Management of Nature Reserves of Forests and Wild Animals. The Measures clearly stipulate the in-situ conservation of birds, the demarcation and management of nature reserves, etc.