Shennongjia found a rare bird black throated song robin, black throated song robin is a protected bi

It is a second-class protected animal in China, its size is very small, and it eats very little, and it is an endangered animal in China.

The black-throated song robin is a first-class protected bird in China, an endangered species of world natural protection, a very rare bird, and a key bird under protection in China.

The second-level protected animal, in fact, this animal looks gray as a whole, and the size is also very small, looking like a bird.

The black-throated song robin, a rare songbird that has had little information since it was discovered more than 100 years ago, has found its breeding population in the Qinling Mountains in the last two years. The crested ibis is a unique wild animal in East Asia, and is a first-class key protected wild animal protected by the state. There are many other rare birds in the Qinling Mountains, which add different colors to the sky of the Qinling Mountains.

The good news of adding "Xinding": According to ** report, on May 19, the vice president of the Shennongjia National Park Science Research Institute told reporters: "Perhaps a long time ago, the black-throated song robin and the heterochromatic tree warbler have been breeding in Shennongjia, but they have not been discovered by humans."

This discovery means that two more "new dings" have been added to the Hubei bird family.

Under the blue sky of the Qinling Mountains, more than 300 beautiful birds are flying every day, and they perform well in the mountains of the Qinling Mountains. Among these birds, the red-bellied pheasant once updated the conventional understanding of ornamental birds and was regarded as the messenger of oriental aesthetic culture.

When was it discovered? The black-throated song robin is a rare and small songbird. In the past 100 years, there has been little information on the distribution and abundance of its population.

At the end of the last century, foreign ornithologists first discovered it in southern Gansu, west of the Qinling Mountains. More than a century later, researchers from China and Sweden rediscovered them in 2011 in the two protected areas of Foping and Changqing in the Qinling Mountains, where seven males were found.

Blackthroat songbirds are shy and secretive, and are few in number. The IUCN lists it as vulnerable, and its numbers are declining year by year. The black-throated song robin breeds in southern Shaanxi, southeastern Gansu and Sichuan, and migrates to southeastern Yunnan and northern Thailand.

Habits:

In the Qinling Mountains, the black-throated song robin migrates to mid- to high-altitude areas from late April to early May each year for breeding, and migrates south to winter from mid-to late August. The number is about 50 individuals, they mainly inhabit the Qinling Arrow Bamboo forest under the broad-leaved mixed forest at an altitude of 2000 to 2600 meters, and the selection of nests is mainly carried out in caves with natural soil with a certain slope, easy drainage and sufficient sunshine, and the incubation and feeding period is about 12 days. During reproduction, they move in pairs and feed mainly on the larvae of Lepidoptera and Diptera.

Blackthroat songbirds are not only extremely rare, but they are also hard to find, which is why ecological data such as breeding and migration are extremely scarce. After the rediscovery of the black-throated song robin, the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Zoology conducted a lot of detailed research on its breeding ecology and nesting site characteristics.

Conclusion: For wild animals, we humans do everything possible to ensure an objective investigation, because some birds feed on other birds, so if they are injured or die of a normal death, we will not intervene. We only intervene when human activities severely affect birds, causing diseases, and in most cases we rely on ecosystems for their self-regulating role.

It is a bird of the family Flycatcher and the genus Song Robin. The total length is about 127 mm. The upper body is dark olive-brown, the upper tail feathers and the edge of the flight feathers are pale yellowish-brown, the sides of the body are gray, the abdomen is creamy white with yellow staining, and the wings and tail feathers are black.

This bird is very rare and belongs to the national special protection animal, it is characterized by a black neck, black and white feathers, and a relatively sharp call.

I don't know much about it, but I'm looking forward to it, after all, there are fewer and fewer rare species, and it is a great surprise to be able to find one more.